Pageant Delights Large Audience At Hood College
An illustrated lecture and pageant titled Judea's Hills are Holy drew about 100 young participants from local churches to Alumnae Hall Hood College. Directed by Dr HL Augustine Smith of Boston University the program replaced an evening lecture and marked the final night of the Baltimore Synod and Women’s Synodical Mission sessions.
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Hood College
HL Augustine Smith
Church and Comunity Music
Boston
Wis Ame
Baltimore Synod
Womans Synodical
Missions
Session College
Pagea
Smtr
Alfred E. Barrows
Eystern Bresb
Wash
D.C
Barrows
George A
Mr. Burslem
J. Frank Benler
R. E H. Robertson
R. A. Ramsey
Freeley Rohrer
Haroine Sexton
Frank Ekborn
General Assembly
W P B. Houston
Bruce H. McDonald
Freeley Ronrer
J. Pa Trout
Waler Wolf
Burr G. Wiliams
George A Burslem
Hardige Sexton
Howard Martin
J. Paul Sizyhaugh
William P. Mayfield
John C Parmes
F. R. Lefever
L Mashall Page
Henry Boers
Méinure
Jen Brown
Ley
Washington Presbytery
J. Paul Trout
Burs Whams
Baltimore Presbytery
Charlies BE. Werner
Burner
New Castle
George M. Cummings
Clark
Church Leaders and Terms listed in Veneble Chairmanship
A fragmented OCR listing names of church educators and vacancies. It notes Rev J B Braumien and Rev R Paul Schearrer with terms. includes Rev Sydney Veneble and Rev J HL Brannie among educators. mentions chairmen and three year terms as well as vacancies and supply with Rev A Brown Caldwell and Rev H Everey Hallman among others.
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Veneble
Chairmar
J. B. Braumien
Nommandy
R. Paul Schearrer
E. Puller
John W. Douglas
M. Benham
Eiger
John E. Smith
Church Educ
Sydney J. Veneble
Charmaree
J HL Brannie
Eiger Charlies Fy Normands
BR. Paul
Harvard Yale crew race at Thames racing ground meets president’s farewell
Harvard and Yale crews to compete at a Thames river ground event as the president returns from Washington. The RFC loan measures and roster changes are discussed, with a sunset deadline set for a gathering at Gales Ferry to receive the 5025 Old Hall invitation.
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New London
Conn
House Ofice
Tuamesi Te Bostome
Harvard
Yale
Roessielf
Washington
RFC
Franky
Fresaman Crex
Gales Ferry
Capiact
Local Notices Highlight Community Visits and Events
Fragments list visitors and social calls across Sabillasville and nearby towns. Frances Fogle Ada McKissick Mrs Helen Eyler and others are mentioned with friends in Trighfeld Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore and Emmitsburg. Dr Wisotzski’s improvement is noted amid scattered remarks on Aristotle.
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Aecktus
Virginia Eby
Christian Endeavor
Sood College
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Mark's Church
Hazel Manahan
Hilda Fox
Frederick
C. E
Head College
William Manahan
Baltimore
Aim Guy Kipe
Ada
Vada McKissick
Hbagerstoewn
Harry Davis
Ivan Brown
Lantz
Wilbur Fox
Hoson
Howard Jr
Burt
William Brown
Washington, D. C
Carl
Williamsburg
Alice
Helen Higbee
Emmitsburg
C H
Paul Birely
Anna Stehl
Fannie Crawford
Francis Manahan
Earl Eby
Mary E. Manahan
Hood College
N. Stem
Alice Dutrow
Harrisburg
Jack Boone
Doris
Henry Mauzels
Gordon Alguire
Airs
John Ander
Mass Deportations Target Local Negro Population
In Frederick, Md, authorities ordered several African Americans to leave the city for at least five years amid sweeping deportation actions. The casework included arrests for panhandling and opium, with mixed outcomes and multiple defendants facing charges in the city court.
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Joseph Ellicotts
Benjamin Phebus
Morgan
Harry Neff
Colored Transient Co
Oster
Ro Miller
Juste
Thomas and
Welham
Aluch
Alen Bartys
Lawrence Fapan
Carrecnen
Magistrace Bennett
Aberdeen
Fred
Wreck Victim Improves After Bridge Crash
Cyrus Brandenburg 47 and his son Reno 17 of Hagerstown were injured when a large truck toppled from a bridge into a creek near Unionville. They were taken to Frederick City Hospital and reported improving.
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Cyrus Brandenburg
Reno Brandenburg
Hagerstein
Unionville
Wednesdare
Frederick Ciy Hospital
Booker Freed At Hearing On DUI Charge
Following a Wednesday hearing, S. 3B. Booker of this city was found not guilty of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. Booker was arrested after an accident on the Walkersville Woodsboro road some time ago.
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Booker
Mqnor
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Unnamed Driver Cleared in Vehicle Wreck Hearing
Officer J. Miller reports that no testimony existed against the occup ant of a second vehicle involved in the wreck and it could not be shown he was driving the car at the time. The hearing before Justice Sherman P. Bowers concluded with no definitive proof of culpability.
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J. ®. Miller
iMate Police
Sherman P. Bowers
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