Four-H Club Expansion Aids Postwar Better America Program
The 4-H movement has grown to about 1.7 million members aged 10 to 21 across the United States. Clubs focus on farming methods, nutrition, home planning, community projects, and peace education. The postwar program stresses talent development and international cooperation as 4-H continues nationwide and abroad.
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National contest winners receive $200 Krafts scholarship
Winners shown left to right among 12 youths include Richard A. Riggs, 19, Evansville Indiana Earl Edwards, 16 Floydada Texas and Billy Van Cleve, 16 Chapel Hill Tennessee. Top row lists John M. Keith 17 Astoria Oregon James M. Galbreath 18 Street Maryland and Ernest Young 18 Cortland New York. Each earned a $200 Krafts Foods scholarship and an all expense trip to the congress based on production per cow and other factors.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Jack Baird
Arkansas City
Kan
William C. Walker
Coldwater
Miss
Marvin A. Glover Jr
Pamplin
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Paul’s Valley
Okla
Louis E. Kelley
Whiteford
David S. Geisler
Richard A. Riggs
Evansville
Ind
Earl Edwards
Floydada
Texas
Billy van Cleve
Chapel Hill
Tenn
John M. Keith
Astoria
Ore
James M. Galbreath
Street
Ernest Young
Cortland
N. Y
Krafts Food Company
Sunday School Lesson by Harold Lundquist
Harold Lundquist of Moody Bible Institute issues a Sunday School lesson released by Western Newspaper Union. The brief item notes the Moody Institute in Chicago authored the material and distributed it through the press service.
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Harold L Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lesson Subject Selections and Scriptural Texts Restricted
A note explains the January 27 lesson focuses on specific selections and scripture passages chosen by a religious education council and used with permission. The text outlines content rights and usage terms for the lesson material.
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Internation Council of Religious Education
God Provides a Way and Place for Worship in Exodus
A sermon summary notes Exodus chapters 28 and 35 4 9 20 29 detailing how God provided a way to worship through Aaronic priesthood and the Tabernacle. It explains the slain sacrifice at the brazen altar the Holy of Holies and the symbolic meaning of the Tabernacle as God dwelling with his people and a type of Christ offering salvation.
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Israel
Sinai
Aaron
Tabernacle
Christ
Calvary
Moses
Holy of Holies
Racks Cut From Scraps Add Deep Space at Home
Handy door mounted racks provide quickly accessible daily items with less than three inches depth and a curved front to fit crowns. Lower rack offers storage and a hanger rod. suitable for children’s toys and other articles. simple to cut from plywood scraps with a compass saw.
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