Attitude of Women Preachers Debated at Winona Lake Assembly
Winfield Kansas reports that the International Association of Women Preachers will discuss the role and status of women in religious denominations at its August 15 to 17 meeting at Winona Lake Indiana. Rev Madeline Southard will speak on A Sphere or a Hemisphere with other speakers including Dr Lee Anna Starr and Rev Sara Wise. The assembly will examine women’s preaching and leadership in churches and open sessions to laymen and clergy.
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Kan
Associated Press
International Association of Women Preachers
Winona Lake
Ind
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Southard
Lee Anna Starr
Sara B. Wise
Lida [Herrick
Carolyn Hosford
G Assembly
Loughard
Society of Friends
Quakers
Southara
England
Friends
London
Oxford
Cambridge
America
Susan RB
Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Disciples of Chast
The
Christian Church
Dayton
Ohio
Anna Shaw
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Eugenia St. John
Kansas
Evangeline Booth
Universalist
Julia Ward Howe
Baptist World Alliance executive meeting agenda
In Nashville Tenn a meeting of the executive committee of the Baptist World Alliance will shape the program for the next assembly in Sweden 14 20 1923. Attending are EY Mullins of Louisville KY and W Landrum of Ville Ky and R H Fatt of Richmond VA. The gathering will set Baptist relief efforts for Europe and outline religious liberty aims across European countries.
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E. Tenn
Ave
EY. Mullins
Louisville
Southern Baptist Convention
W. ‘Landrum
Ville
R. H. Fatt
Richmond
Baptist- World Alliance
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Sti Eholm
Sweden
Neral Conference of Representative
Europe
Record vote forecast taps state primaries in Arkansas
August seventh report notes potential record turnout near 140000 with favorable weather. Klan as a factor in statewide results. local endorsements and secret races cited. Also mentions William Taylor birthday tribute and Newton Russia clothes shipment plus obituaries for Charles Maltimore and Louise Brown.
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Lite Tech
Fress
Ku Klux Klan
Little Rocks
Klan
Arkansas Gazette
McRae
Tenoriess
North Lawrence Notes and local social highlights
Mrs. Amelia Tarley and Mrs. Mary Muzzy spent Sunday in Eudora with mother Mrs. Mary Bartz. Roy Zimmerman party motoored northern states and Great Lakes, returning home. Several residents visited family, celebrated birthdays, and discussed future plans in Lawrence, Topeka, and surrounding towns.
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Mary” Muzzy
Eudora
Mary Bartz
Ray . Bushey
Kansas City
Roy Zimmerman
Great Lakes
Mary Zimmerman
Josephine Hamming
Case
John Keats
Leavenworth
Charles Silvers
Allen
Ervin
Independence
Lawrence Sunray
Silvers
Rev. Popplewell
Rev. Popplewell and Fameily
Fred Bolen
Goodland
Kan
Mra
E. Jayne
Boulder
Cole
M. Thompson
Oklahoma
Fall Leaf
Bay
Lawrencesville cluttered news and notes from the Journal
The item notes KE Protect returns from vacation in Battle Creek Michigan Graig Kennedy moves to 1881 Barker Avenue and J Cohen plans to rebrand the Auto Wrecking and Junk Company The sheriff pursues speeders without success and university student Chester Shore heads to Horton to work at Headlight Commercial The mosquito report from Ft Sill Oklahoma quips about their size and sharp bills Local social mentions include Mr and Mrs Williams visiting Ottawa and plans for a horseshoe contest with the Topeka Capital Major Krause cuts his thumb while handling a safety device Accompanying remarks discuss the Kansas Guardsmen and potential strike duty Future notes mention a 25 year old item two young couples on a butter ride and Charlies Vinch driving to southern Kansas Probate Judge Menger returns from a Colorado vacation and R O Smith resumes duties Newton endorses a Community Training School with expanded curriculum and returning faculty The note ends with a fact about snail and slug eye placement on the ends of their feelers
Legion Men Will Shoot Once More
Indianapolis reports regulations for the championship rifle meet at the American Legion national convention in New Orleans. The event, starting October 16, awards a retiring loving cup for the winning department, gold medals for all team members, and silver and bronze medals for runners up. The program specifies U S Springfield rifles with no glass sights and detailed target formats across two days, culminating in medals for top individuals and teams. Captain Earl Nicholas will supervise the Ville meet with Crescent City Rifle Club and the New Orleans Police Club assisting.
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the American Legion
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Louisiana
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American Legion
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Legium
American Legion Department
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U. S. Marine Corps
Cresent City’ Rifle Club
Elimination Program Aims to Streamline New Teaching
Professor Bright notes the elimination program aims to prevent overlapping instruction by clearly outlining each grade's ground covered. This helps new teachers know what pupils have already done and plan accordingly.
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