Unpretentious Healer James Hickson Lets Faith Heal
A New York than 100 people, mostly women, sought healing at Trinity Chapel as James Moore Hickson laid on hands and prayed. He conducts simple services, asks about ailments, and advises daily prayer and scripture reading, leaving attendees with firmer steps and a dazed, concentrated look. He remains unostentatious and matter-of-fact, avoiding mysticism or fervor.
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English healer premised on divine healing in Australia and New York
Mrs B B Ralston recounts a healer in Australia who claims hands cure neuralgia of a playmate and describes ninety percent of his work as divine healing, not psychotherapy. Mia Hickson explains transformation occurs for eleventh hour patients, with babies most receptive. Hickson, linked to the Christian Healing Mission, travels to India, China, Japan and Russia, visiting New York.
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Galli-Curci Seeks 25000 From Estranged Husband
Chicago June 6 opera singer Amelita Galli Curci through her attorney denied charges about her character in response to a divorce bill filed by her husband She filed in Superior Court an affidavit claiming Curei holds 25000 in Italian securities belonging to her She asked 4000 immediate support and 10000 later at final settlement Divorce hearing set for June 17.
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Katharine Haven Weds Johnston Redmond in New York Ceremony
Miss Katharine Haven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Woodward Haven, married Johnston Livingston Redmond at noon at 18 East Seventy-ninth Street The ceremony was by Monsignor Lavelle Attendants wore pale blue satin gowns The bride carried white orchids and lilies of the valley Miss Margarita Cowley wed Ensign Rupert Alastair McCloud at the Hotel St Regis The couple met in Key West hospital The bride wore twin colored satin with point lace and a family heirloom veil The bride’s sister Nina Cowley was maid of honor Other weddings noted include Miss Martha Elizabeth Merk to George Anderson MacDonald and Miss Amey Mowry Reinmund to Len ter Woodruff Ward The article also reports plans for Betsy Ross Chapter No 1 of the American Legion.
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Dorothy Reinmund
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District of Columbia
Stock theatre season opens with Pair of Queens in Bronx
Prospect Theatre in The Bronx to abandon vaudeville for summer stock beginning May evening. A. Seymour Brown to head the company with Josephine Stephens Harmon McGregor Nellie DeGrasse Fred Ardath Nila Mack Dorothy Alien and Yon McGrane. Adele Rowland builds ice pond and ducks on estate then stocks it with fish after misadventure. Also reports on Lambs Gambol, Selwyn & Co casting, Shubert plans, and Strand lemonade ban for stage door staff.
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Bryn Mawr Names Miss Taft Acting College President
Bryn Mawr Directors select Miss Helen Herron Taft, daughter of the former President, as acting president for next year. Taft, 28, has served as dean for two years and will fill in during Dr. M Carey Thomas's yearlong leave. She is active in social reform, economics, and college life.
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Elect New Bishop Sept 17
The General Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of New York will meet September 17 at Synod Hall Cathedral 2 St John the Divine to elect four successors to the late Bishop Hamel Greer. Name will be sent to ratification at the Protestant Episcopal Church of America convention in Detroit in October. The diocese may also consider dividing into two parts with the greater city in one and the rest in the other.
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Presbyterians Appoint Record 86 Foreign Missionaries
Eighty six Presbyterian Foreign Missionaries are appointed in a single year, meeting the Board of Foreign Missions to receive mission instructions before departure. Absentees expected later will raise the total under appointment to 124, signaling a major push for foreign fields.
McAdoo Urges Boy Scouts as Red Antidote
Former Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo spoke at the Bankers Club urging Boy Scouts as a safeguard against future bomb throws and crime. He emphasized an American movement to take youths off streets and train them for citizenship, backing a planned athletic parade with notable sports figures and clubs in attendance.
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Scouts Deserve Aid From Church
Chief Scout Executive James E West argues postwar scouting must continue. He cites 400000 American boys 100000 teachers aiding war effort by raising funds aiding Liberty Bonds War Savings Stamps and supporting government programs. He urges churches and communities to back Scout Week June 5 to 14 with 1,000,000 associate members.
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National scout delegates led by Judge Bartow Weeks will gather under New York Athletic Club oversight with Matt Halpin coordinating the arrangements. Camps will dot parks and squares across the city during Scout Week starting Sunday, Mayor Hylan has granted permits for outdoor HQs near City Hall, and strict regulations will guide the four woodsmen and other participants as they showcase Scouting benefits.
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The Guidance of Tia Parent Movement Expresses Scout Aim
A philosophy promotes expression through constructive imagination in nature as a path to spiritual temples. It envisions one million associate members recruited to build support, demanding red-blooded, God fearing men as scoutmasters and funds for supervision and extension.
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Miss Marbury Sails Abroad to Aid K of C Mission
Elisabeth Marbury sails on the French liner La Lorraine to join Knights of Columbus relief efforts. She will headquarter at Versailles Villa Trianon with Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Elsie de Wolfe aiding American troops. Also aboard were Chinon Chanel and Mrs Alexis Carrel. others planned wartime dispatches and postwar aid projects in France.
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Miss Drexel Weds Army Captain in Surprise Ceremony
Miss Alice Drexel, daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Drexel of New Rochelle New York, wed Captain Wille vu Barrett of the army service quietly at the home of Rev A A Bouton in New Rochelle. The license was issued there and the couple, both from New York, plan to stop at the St Regis after formal congratulations.
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Weather cools as heat fades after brief warm spell
A cooling trend ends a brief warm spell with a day’s high of 83 degrees noted at 2 PM. The forecast for today remains unsettled with possible showers and cooler conditions expected across the city.
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