Chinese Move to Form Own Christian Union
Shanghai reports indicate Chinese Christian leaders are organizing a Chinese Christian Union to align church work with national interests, cutting ties to foreign missions. The push aims to nationalize church leadership, making religious freedom subject to the Chinese flag, amid anti foreign campaigns and student agitation.
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Shanghai
China
Councils of the Christian Churches
Ieaders
Chinese Christian Union
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Nanking
Christian Union Siso Fessa
Chiisei Christian Church
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Camp Meeting at St Albans Under Large Tent
An extended camp meeting is led by Rev. I F P Kirk with clergy from several Charleston and St Albans churches. All day services run Sunday and continue through the week. Ample parking and large attendance expected under Stop Thresa Methodist church auspices. England bans sex plays.
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W. B. King
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L. P. Mirk
Nanan
Dororthy Dix Advice Columns on Married Life and Love
Dorothy Dix weighs in on choosing a spouse for education and intellect over beauty and status. She advises seeking a partner capable of conversation and shared interests, and cautions against marrying for appearances or social standing.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Tarferes
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Nevil
Water pipeline work sped by film in Spencer report
In Spencer, a Raymond Saulpment company crew lays a water pipeline along Parkersburg road with rapid progress. By August 21, 6500 feet of arch and 2250 feet of pipe were completed, eight by ten inch pump house finished in 41 hours, and 98 workers on site with payroll exceeding 2000 dollars weekly.
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Spencer
Parkersburg
Raymond Saulpment Company
James W. Wharton
Intercat
West Virginia Fires At Risk Without Cautious Campfires
Browning warned the public that West Virginia could face its worst fires this fall if campfires are mishandled. He said heavy rainfall is not needed to trigger a forest flood and urged vigilance to prevent starting fires.
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Browning
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Extended Drouth Threatens Woodlands Warns By Browning
The extended drouth endangers forests across the state raising fire risk. Chief Forest Fire Warden P. M. Browning of the State Game and Fish Commission warns residents and travelers to be cautious with roadside and field lines as dry weather persists into October.
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M. Browning
State Game and Fish Commission
Tourlsty
Browning
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