Episcopal Women Of State Meet Here In September
The Grace Episcopal Church hosts the Episcopal Women of South Dakota for a convocation in Huron September 22 to 24. Women delegates register 4 to 8 p.m. on day one, with evening prayer, a procession, and the bishop’s annual address. The program includes Holy Communion, district reports, a convocation offering, a budget discussion, a banquet, and multiple sessions through September 24. Over 200 are expected at the Wednesday dinner with Rev. Ernest Victor Kennan as speaker and a musical program.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Huron
Women of Grace Church
Episcopal
Grace Church
W. Blair Roberts
Episcopal Diocese
Episcopal Endowment Fund
Dallas Shaw
Paul Chekpa
Leonard Nelson
Woman's Auxiliary
Thomas Mathers
Robert Herman
Trinity Guild
Hn, Tragitt, Jr
BE. V. Kenan
St. Paul's Church
Des Moines
Iowa
F. S. Strobelin
District Altar Guild
Marvin Hughitt
Ernest Victor Kennan
St. Paul’s Church
Harry D. Sewell
Howard T. Shober
Helen Buchanan
Leland W. F. Stark
AEF Supply Chief Whisks Jeep on Rough British Roads
London dispatch describes Major-General John Hodges Lee leading an inspection party as American troops arrive in Britain. Civilians cheer on docks and trains, showing enthusiasm for the mounting U.S. war effort while noting the commander’s tour of the port and seaport city.
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SOS ‘Engineer Corps
John Lee
Billy
Teddy Roosevelt
Tunction City
Kansas
St. Tel Salient
Argonne- Meuse
Richecourt
France
Legion of
Sionor
Lee
London
America
Britain
John Hodges Lee
U. S. Army
U.S
London rubble used to build airfield in meadowland
American SOS engineers clear a 600 year old oak meadow in London, filling stump holes with rubble from bombing to convert waste land into a vast airfield. The field, nearly complete, glistens in sun though tar camouflage will soon cover it before the land reverts to meadowland when viewed from above. France ration lines note low supply of potatoes.
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London
SOS _engineer-corps
Parmentier’s Fight for Potatoes in France
The article recalls Dr. Parmentier promoting potatoes in France, overcoming skepticism to establish the tuber as a valued food. It notes the historical shift from aversion to acceptance, marking a turning point in French cuisine and agricultural practice.
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Parmentier
France
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