Two Delegates to Summer Conference from Girl Reserves Jr Members
Barbara Murray and Ruth Beckham of the Girl Reserves Jr. will be delegates at the Summer Conference at Camp Sloan Lakeville Connecticut from June 20 to 27. Delegates from New England and parts of New York New Jersey will discuss teen issues vocation religion world affairs and club issues with workshop sessions and camp activities.
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Barbara Murray
Ruth Beckham
Girl Reserves Jr
YWCA
Camp Sloan
Lakeville
Conn
New England
New York
New Jersey
Mmiscus
Hartford's Finest World War Soldiers List
A two row muster of Hartford World War I and II service members. First row includes Daniel W. Mills Cpl W W 1 Toby Lucas Pfc WWI Willie Little Cpl WW1 William Nash Pfc WWI. Second row lists S F Guilbeau Capt WW2 Robert Stephen Pfc Vice Commander American Legion WW2 Henry Williams Cpl WW2 William Little Jr Pvt WW2 Walter Little Cpl WW2 Willie Moore MSgt WW2 L McCray St Sgt WW2 C W Jefferson S1 WW2 and J Cross S1 WW2.
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Hartford
Daniel W. Mills
W. W
Toby Lucas
Wwiwillie Little
William Nash
S. F. Guilbeau
Robert Stephen
American Legion
Henry Williams
William Little, Jr
Walter Little
Willie Moore
L. McCray
C. W. Jefferson
J. Cross
Immigration Ban Criticized as Racial Grounds Claims
Washington Bureau notes present immigration bans on Indians rest solely on racial grounds. About 4,000 Indians live in the United States, many thirty to forty years. States bar Indians from law and medicine, with California denying land leases or ownership. Perry adds naturalization of 100 Indians yearly is a token signaling limited democracy.
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Washington Bureau
India
United States
Jaieas
California
Perry
Hopewell Baptist Church Hosts Children's Day Service
The Hopewell Baptist Church held a Children's Day program on Sunday June 9 at 6 30 pm featuring a piano prelude, processions, invocations, hymns and solos, a discussion on origins of the day by Rev D S Craig and notes on the observance history from Rev James Biggins. The program included a chorus by the Hopewell Quartet and a message on the second Sunday in June as Children s Day tracing its start in mid 19th century New England with widespread church adoption thereafter.
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Hopewell Baptist Church
J. M. Thomas
Henry Brown
Walter Cornelius
Amazing
Alonzo Coleman
Herbert Benson
Hopewell Quartet
James Biggins
Offeratory
I. M. Thomas
D. S. Craig
Biggins
Charles H. Leonard
Universalist Church of the Redeemer
Chelsea
Mass
Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Children’s Day Observance Shifts from May to June
The article traces Children’s Day origins from a Camden New Jersey service in 1866 and 1867 church conventions proposing baptism of children. It links to May Day customs of confirmations in Roman and Lutheran churches, noting flowers carried in processions. The name evolved from Rose or Flower Day, shifting to June to fit late spring blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
General Convention of the Universalist Church
Children’s Day Observed Across Churches In June
Sunday in June is widely observed as Children’s Day signaling the end of Bible School. Pageants and plays are prepared and children look forward to new clothing for Easter and Christmas. Father’s Day follows next Sunday, June 16, with invitation to public. Rev. D. S. Craig pastor. Mrs. L. Hill clerk.
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D. S. Craig
L. Hill
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