World wide union eyed for Methodist church growth
Kansas City May 2 Bishop Frederick D Leete of Deland Fla said world wide union for Methodist churches is near while addressing a conference uniting three US branches He foresees union of the western and eastern European groups Dr Gordon A Sisco United Church of Canada urged mutual efforts and experiences Prof E E Aubrey Chicago noted a move toward unity Dr B L Myers Kansas City described missionary progress among Alaskan Indians through three generations Dr Edward D
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Deland
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United States
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America
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England
Canada
Gordon A. Sisco
United Church of Canada
E. E. Aubrey
University of Chicago
B. L. Myers
Myers
Edward D
Mission union conference recalls Alaska mission history
Kohlstedt of Philadelphia and trustees of the Metlakata mission attend the uniting conference. Dr. Myers, longtime Alaskan resident, recounts William Duncan who founded the mission in 1852. Duncan built a salmon cannery and sawmill and taught local Indians to work there. The government now runs a school and the mission continues the religious education.
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Philadelphia
Metlakata
Dr. Myers
Alaska
William Duncan
Duncan
Metlakata Tribe Ships Salmon Cans to U S
Dr Myers notes the Metlakata community of about 600 Indians sent 198000 cans of salmon to the United States last year.
Thief cracks safe at Shimmons Shop and steals 150
A burglar opened the safe with a combination and smashed an inner door to take 150 in cash and checks from Shimmons Shop at 929 Massachusetts street. The thief entered by a basement window, left via the front door, and did not extinguish the basement light.██
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Kansas Teachers Meet at Kansas University Theater Forum
More than 90 people from 19 Kansas schools will attend the Kansas Theater Forum at the University of Kansas May 5 and 6. Events include Stage Door by Wichita University Players, Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves by Washburn Marionettes, and Hay Fever by the KU Dramatic Club. All shows are free in Fraser theater.
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