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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
Fashion note highlights a close fitting tricot turban as a versatile accessory. An original Sally Milgrim design in black and white honeycomb tricot showcases a youthful afternoon model. The piece is promoted as ideal for street, afternoon, sports and evening wear, with multiple size and texture variations referenced.
A silk company has developed sixteen dress fabric tones named after sunbathing spots Gulf Stream Delray Asheville Bellair Florida Daytona Panama Bermuda Ormond Palm Beach Everglades Miami Georgia Pinehurst Nassau Hollywood to match each complexion. Longer gloves follow the sleeveless fashion with six-button length styles and pull-ons gaining popularity.
A Guideposts article outlines that beauty rests on form contour and color. It emphasizes fresh air exercise and a healthy diet to improve facial appearance, with specific facial exercises to strengthen muscles and reduce hollowness while warning against negative thoughts.
The General Synod Executive Committee outlined the business schedule and prepared material to expedite seven day sessions. They authorized merging the Board of Christian Education with the Publication and Sunday School Board into a single Board of Christian Education. Two women were approved for appointment to the Executive Committee. The budgets remain on current apportionment, not per capita. Classes urged to raise their apportionments amid a reduced number of offerings.
The General Synod received a telegram from the U S Presbyterian Assembly reaffirming organic union with the Reformed Church. The Rev Dr George W Richards noted favorable views on unity with other Reformed and Presbyterian bodies. Budgets total 1 254 450 for Missionary and Benevolent causes supporting about 360 000 members. The Reformed Churchmen's League was formed as an authorized laymen's agency to promote evangelism stewardship and missions independent of General Synod budgets. Elections were announced for multiple Synod and Board positions across several states.
The article lists clergy and delegates for various church boards and alliances. Names include Rev. Joseph S. Peters Allentown Rev. Scott R. Wagner Hagerstown Rev. William A. Settlage Cochranton Otto Jaeger Coblentz Frederick Md Rev. George W. Richards Lancaster and others.
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