Belgian Relief Debate Stirs U S Pressed Aid Question
The editorial urges perspective on Belgian relief funding. It contrasts U S contributions totaling about 8 million over two and a half years with England and France, noting much of their aid fuels purchases at U S profits while Belgian children face starvation without broader help. It cites New York Times and calls for continued humanitarian effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gians Hoever
Belgium
Jee Barr Baker
United States
Baker
England
France
New York Times
Churches Notices From Local Congregations
Church notices list services across multiple denominations. United Presbyterian pastors C G Morrow and James A Lawrence announce Sabbath school at 9 45 and worship at 11 and 7 30 with sermons on privilege responsibility prayer revival and other themes. Baptist pastor W L McKee leads services with communion and evangelistic night. Christian Science meets above a library with the topic God. St Bernard’s Masses and mission talks follow, with revival meetings set for the week beginning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
United Presbyterian
C. G. Morrow
Junior Union
P. Co
Second United Presbyterian
James A. Lawrence
W. L. McKee
Christian Science Meeting
Free Library
North Sixth Street
St. Bernard’s
N. P. McNelis
Mission
Gearhart
New York
R. C. Miller
Young People’s Alliance
Zion Lutheran Church
I. M. Gearhart
Jesus
Monk
Wittenberg
Maurice Hile
Lucia A Rose Pastor Wins in Local Church Notice
Lucia A Rose, pastor, leads Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9:30 led by Sherman Kelly, preaching at 10:45 on the morning subject eParth a Shield class meeting at noon led by Mrs Nora Johnson, praise service at 7:00 with preaching fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia A. Rose
Sherman Kelly
Shield
Nora Johnson
Social notes from New Wilmington and Punxsutawney
Eugene Zener returns to Westminster College in New Wilmington after a two week visit home. Mrs. Tate of Punxsutawney visits Indiana this week. Mrs. Franke Neff of School Street visits Punxsutawney for her father's illness. Edwin and Mrs. Parnell host the Shakespeare Club. Mrs. Fulton and daughter Mary Jane return to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Caroline Geary visits Blairsville. Mrs. Torrence visits Punxsutawney. Milton Hogack travels to Chicago for window trimming and sign writing studies. Minnie Rinn leaves for New York City to study music under Nehan at Carnegie Music Hall. Secretary Lansing offers an explanation amid surprise over Wilson's note. Subscribe for The Evening Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Zener
New Wilmington
Mary Jane
Pittsburgh
Caroline Geary
Ninth Street
Blairsville
Misa Minnie Rinn
Philadelphia Street
New York City
John Nehan
Carnegie Music Hall
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International News Service
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Sh.ray
Prank M
Smith City
First Presbyterian
J. R. Zeigher
Church Universal
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Boggs Bros
Indiana, PA
George Washington
Martha Custis
Free Methodist Church
Sobex
Mico Coal Company
Water Street
H, A, Boggs
Hupmobile
Gabette
Tix
Dayton
Cary
Dixon
Creekside
Court House
Inquire
Weather Bros
Bath
East Church Street
Railroad Avenue
John M. Daugherty
Evening Gazette
Pitt Theater
Pittsburg
Globe Theater
Phila
LaSalle Theater
Chicago
Sil
Anna Paviova
Russe
Ira A. Myers
J. M. Torrence
Milton Hogack
Wayne Avenue
Rogster School
Lansing
Wilson
Colonial Theatre
Luke
Imp
Wm. E. Shay Winsor McCoy
His Jersey
Skeeter
Peg ’O the Ring
van Asdale
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