Episcopal Auxiliary Meeting at St. Mary's Guilford
An Episcopal Auxiliary gathering at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Guilford featured Holy Communion led by Jelock, sermons by Rev. Harvey, and hostess duties coordinated by Mrs. Hartzell. Lillie Hill chaired local arrangements with regional Christian education led by Miss Lillian Carter. Gordon spoke on military at work, reports and sessions followed, with noon and afternoon sessions concluding.
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Guilford
St. Mary's
Jelock
Hartzell
Harvey
Coffield
Air
Greensboro
Lillie Hill
Lillian Carter
Cipal
Giv- Powell Neeley
Gosin
Gordon
Cn Litary
Bombardment Shocks Madrid Suburbs as Air Attack Intensifies
Reports describe shells bursting near Carabanchel and the city center as residents evacuate to shelters and apartments are turned into dormitories. Italian pilots and insurgent planes are cited in ongoing air battles with authorities mobilizing 5 000 men aged 20 to 45 for a potential rapid action squad.
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Caraban
Danger Sone
Madrid
Ent
Air Ministry
Ificiala
Supply threat averted in New York port dispute
A warehouse workers strike connected to a wider waterfront stoppage near New York was reported to have advanced toward a general shutdown. Trade groups and officials said a meeting with ship owners and municipal authorities sought to end violence and restore normal duties as plans expanded to affect vegetables and retail deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehousemen
York
Six Students Named Rhodes Scholarship Applicants
A Lexington North Carolina committee selected six University of North Carolina representatives for Rhodes scholarship consideration. Henderson Jr of St George MacFarland Parker Jr of Char A Reed Surratt Jr of Sumter South Carolina and others will enter wide examinations at the university in December.
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Hill
No. 5
Univerrth Carolina
Rhodes Scholarships University
Lexington
Maso
N. C
Henderson, Jr
St. George
Indianapolis Clerk Rises to World Stage at Geneva Youth Conference
Myrtle Powell, a 20s Indianapolis telephone company clerk, left for Geneva to attend the World Youth Congress as one of two Americans on its permanent committee. She observed that unemployment, marriage, and public involvement shape youth everywhere and noted Europeans seek jobs and a say in governance beyond age 35. Powell now works with the YYA affiliated Women’s groups and will help plan another world youth meeting in two to three years possibly in the United States.
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Laura Lou Brookman
NER
New York
Myrtle Powell
Geneva
Switzerland
World Youth Congress
Mise Powell
Indianapolis
Miss Powell
Telephone Company
Thomas A. Powell
Business Girls’ Club
Organization of Peace
Powell
National Council of Business and Professional Women’s Assemblies of the
Congress
United States
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Alf M. Landon
Kans
Ancisco
Moe
Aaone
John M. Frankin
International Marine Corp
Joseph Curran
Ton Boy
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N .Y
Franklin, Jr
Ew Styles
TOM Sawyer
Coats
Leggins
Loggins
al Sises
Women's Oxfords
Oxford
Ram
Oxfords
Melton
Hoosier
Europe
Orient
America
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