Guild To Hear Congregation Speaker Here
Mrs Ellis L Hemingway of Montclair New Jersey will speak on The Challenge of Christ to Church Women at 8 p m Thursday during the Womens Guild summer conference at Hood College The four day conference opens today with the theme Here I Stand The Meaning of Christian Commitment Vespers will be led by Mrs Bela Vassady from Lancaster Pennsylvania Afternoon general assembly speaker is Henry Tani of Philadelphia director of youth work Church Morning devotions will be led by Rev Chester L Marcus of Cleveland Associate Secretary for race relations of the Commission on Christian Social Action Teachers include Mrs H V Shinn of Bascom Ohio Dr Perry Smith of Philadelphia Mrs Ralph L Holland of Worcester Mass Mrs Clair V Rhodes of Allentown Mrs Waldo Berlekamp of Fort Thomas Kentucky and Mrs Paul Schaible of Chelsea Michigan The program chair is Mrs George W Stoler of Lancaster The conference committee includes Mrs G I Bricker Lancaster chairman for class registration Mrs Macron F E Smith of Altoona housing Mrs Paul V Helm Westminster literature Mrs R W Olewiler Washington publicity Mrs Russell Keller Middletown fellowship director Mrs Nevin Kirk Allentown Pa and Grace Thomas Frederick with Mrs Nevin Kirk coordinating.
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Ellis L. Hemingway
Montclair
New Jersey
General Assembly
Women's Guild
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hood College
Hemingway
Bela Vassady
Lancaster
Reformed Church Women of
Hungary
Amsterdam
Henry Tani
Philadelphia
Chester L. Marcus
Cleveland
Commission On Christian Social Action
H. & V. Shinn
Bascom
Oho
National Advisory Council For
Perry Smith
Department of United Promotion
Ralph L. Holland
Worcester
Mass
General Department of United Church Women
Clair V. Rhodes
Allentown Pa
Waldo Berlekamp
Fort ‘Thomas
Paul Schaible
Chelsea
Mich
Christian Education
Women’s Guild
George W Stoler
General Synod
G. I. Bricker
Macron FE. Smith
Attoona Pa
Paul V. Helm
Westminster
R. W Olewiler
Washington
Grace Thomas
Frederick
Russell Keller
Middletown
Nevin Kirk
Allentown
Find Body Of Little Girl Finds Body Of Little Girl
SIOUX CITY IOWA July 11 The nude body of two year old Donna Sue Davis snatched from her crib last night was found in a ditch near South Sioux City Nebraska The father positively identified the body at the scene Police Capt John Rispolje said The pink bloodstained pajamas found nearby The coroner and pathologist examined the body to determine cause of death Police have no motive for the abduction A farmer on a tractor found the clothing near Acme Clerking farm and notified police A search began and a volunteer found the body between a road and the Burlington Railroad tracks FBI agents were called to the case since the body crossed state lines Donna Sue disappeared from her arm about 9 30 p m last night after a screen was off the bedroom window The distraught parents have received no note or telephone calls since the disappearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Donna Sue Davis
South Sioux City
Neb
John Rispolje
Thomas L. Corden
Woodbury
A.C. Starry
Acme
South Sions Cry
Burlington
Rispile
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Donna Sue
Former Convict Released After $87,000 Found
Las Vegas district court granted habeas corpus to Frank Elsworth 36 of Omaha Nebraska after police could not charge him. He walked free with $87,000 in $100 bills claimed as his money and stated he sold magazine subscriptions. Also involved is Ray Wilson 33 of Tulsa Oklahoma, arrested with Elsworth when casino operators flagged $87,000 in dice–table funds found in a hotel room. Police cannot determine the money’s source. Wilson faces a writ of habeas corpus next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Sey
Frank Elsworth
District Court
Elsworth
Omaha
Neb
Ellsworth
Ray Wilson
Tulsa
Okla
Wilson
Atd
Cotes
Relief From Teacher Shortage Urged At Maryland Meet
COLLEGE PARK Md July 11 An Klingis candy maker urged the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers to press for a multi point program to relieve the acute teacher shortage He urged a state coordinator for recruitment a publicity campaign and methods to identify students showing early interest in the profession Mrs Fred Bull outlined plans for the next two years urging parents and leaders to work together to raise standards A record 350 delegates were expected to attend the conference before it closes Wednesday evening Dr Gordon Lovejoy of Guilford College will speak on race relations in education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Vernon L. Heath
Executve
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Maryland Congress
Heath
Fred Bull
Prince Georges County
Gordon Lovejoy
Guilford College
N. C
Court News And Property Transfers Across Regions
Court notices list marriage licenses for Albert Cirone and Rhea Stanton both 55 from Seneca Falls and Carl Ruddle 36 with Lila Duncan 34 from Manassas. Deeds record transfers including Metzer to Metzer 310 county, and other $10 deeds to various buyers. Detroit strike at Budd Co. prompts Chrysler plant action as 3,300 workers strike in sympathy with 700 last week over lunch period pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
Albert C. Cirone
Rhea Stanton
Seneca Falls, N.Y
Carl M. Ruddle
Lila Lee Duncan
Manassas
Frank Martin Herrman
Texieanne F Sweet
Baltimore
Charles W Metzer
Robert L. Metzer
Rolling Acres Inc
W. Henry Martin Et al
Harvey M. Fitlinger
Norman D. Barker
Richard H. Wallace
Lee C. Toms
Harry C. Main
James E. Reynolds
Richard A Wenzel
William BR. Zimmerman
Formal Charge Against Du Pre in SRC probes
Baltimore July 11 Ben Du Pre assistant right of way engineer was formally charged with conduct bringing the Maryland State Roads Commission into public disrepute. The charges followed a 30 day suspension ending as Gov McKeldin discussed a full SRC probe with Legislative Council leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ben. du Pre
Maryland State Roads Commission
du Pre
Russell S. Davis
Mec
Keldie
Legislative Council
SRC
McKeldin
Davis
Walter R. Tabler Jr
Cullum
John B. Hudson
Dorothy Hudson
Connecticut Avenue
Montgomery County
State Roads Commission
du Fre
Francs DeSales Alexander
Alexander
John Basiliko
Basile
Clarksburg Optimist Club plans July King's Park event
Clarksburg residents report multiple July activities including the Optimist Club meetings at King's Park with President George Mallet Prevost, Ladies Night and Guest Night on July 18, and a shrimp feast to be held July 24 at the Cedar Grove clubhouse. Several birthdays are noted, and local church clergy led services during absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullarrsblag
Jules Richards
and Airs
Clin Allman
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles R. Miller
Nancy
Baltimore
Walden King
Clarksburg Optimist Club
George Mallet Prevost
Ida Johnson
Optimist Club
King’s Park
Arnold Price
Gunther Hirsch
Hungerford
Local Notes and Upcoming Moves in Gaithersburg and NYC
Names appear from Norson to Gaithersburg, with Barbara Ann Cordell returning from a visit to Lime Kiln relatives. Pvt Jack Kling leaves for overseas duty in Germany on July 7 as his wife plans to join in August. Albert Phillips family to return to the U S in August after years in Army Germany. Miss Floss Williams wed Tom Livesay June 22 at Gaithersburg Methodist Church. living near Rockville. Rev Ben Klavtey attends Northeastern Jurisdiction Conference on Evangelism July 10–18 at Dickinson College Carlisle Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Germany
Floss Wiliams
Tom Livesay
Gaithersburg Methodist Church
Dickenson College
Carlisle
Lias Loses First Round of Deportation
WASHINGTON July 11 William G Big Bill Lias operator of Wheeling Downs racetrack Wheeling W Va lost the first round of a fight against deportation The Justice Department announced a deportation order has been entered by Lloyd Matson Immigration Service inquiry officer who recently held a hearing at Pittsburgh The order upholding government contentions gave Big Bill s name as Vassilios Lineakos and described him as alien a native of Greece who entered the country many years ago without proper papers Lias who amassed great wealth as a sportsman one time bootlegger and professional gambler contends he was born in the United States and is an American citizen He can appeal the order to the U S Board of Immigration Appeals The Sias has had years of tax troubles with the government The U S Tax Court recently upheld IRS claims against him of close to three million dollars for additional taxes penalties and interest on his 1942 48 income From 1939 to 1953 the price of milk rose about 60 percent compared with a 130 percent average increase in food costs says the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wwilliam G
Big Bill) Lias
Wheeling Downs
Wheeling
W. Va
Justice Department
Lloyd Matson
Immigration Service Inquiry
Pittsburgh
Big
Bill
Vassilios Lineakos
Greece
Lias
United States
U. S. Board of Immigration Appeals
Sias
U. S. Tax Court
Internal Revenue Service
Geneva talks set stage for general progress at summit
The Geneva meeting among Eisenhower Eden Faure and Bulganin aims to lay groundwork for future arms talks and German reunification, not to settle major East West issues. With six days of sessions the plan is split between morning and afternoon meetings, lunches, and a single formal dinner, to gauge willingness to concede and improve relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington 4
Geneva
Eisenhower
State Department
Germany
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
Dulles
United States
Pinny
France
Macmillan
Britain
Molotov
Russia
Crop Output To Be Second Largest
The Agriculture Department announced that total crop production this year will be the second largest on record despite federal restrictions on major products. Last year was the fifth largest. 1948 remains the record high. Restrictions affect cotton, wheat, rice, peanuts, sugar crops, and some tobacco. Crop acreage sits at 353 million, nearly the previous year, with corn and livestock feeds expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Brethren Youth Camp Activities and Visits
Union Bridge resident Harry Spur rier Sr. returned from a week in Jackson Mississippi with his son and family. A Youth Camp for ages 15 to 24 began at Camp Penial near Thurmont last Sunday afternoon while Junior High ages 12 to 14 start this Sunday. The Church of the Brethren sponsors the summer camp annually. Friendship Class met at the Linwood parsonage Wednesday evening. Herbert Foxx, stationed at a Massachusetts camp, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foxx, last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bhkivge
Harry Spurrier
Jackson
Miss
Camp Penial
Thurmont
Church of the Brethren
Linwood
Herbert Foxx
Massachusetts
Mrs
Howard Foxx
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Guild
Detroit
PKA
Budd Co
Chrysler Corp
Truit
Budd
Chrysler
Basiliko
du ‘Pre
Roads Commission
Senate
Louis L. Goldstein
Calvert
House
John C. Lubher
Sen. Goldstein
State Roads Commission i
William S. Hood
William S. Hood, Inc
West Patrick ST
Joseph N. Starkey Jr
W. H. Waters
Louis J. Barnes
Lawrence K. Franklin
Leonard Lantz
Archie Hood
Howard Salter
R.E. Horner
Stronghold Lodge
Coon Hunters’ Club
Cedar Grove
Carl L. White
Ohio
Emory Edwards
Edward
Grace
Bureau of Labor Statistics
the World Today
Union Bridge
Pontiac
Ously
Renn Pontiac CO
East Sixth St. Frederick, Md
Burdette Brothers
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