Synod closes profitable meet in New Jersey
The 124th Synod of the Reformed Church in America met at Asbury Park New Jersey from June 6. Reports showed gains in Sunday school and enrollment while other departments showed losses. Debates covered church union with the Presbyterian Church and education for world peace with views on citizenship and the League of Nations. The board’s finances included a $1 180 000 pension fund and a debt of 2 500. Public meetings featured Dr Paul Harrison and Dr F M Potter. seven new missionaries were consecrated. Synod adjourned to meet again in Asbury Park in 1981.
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Asbury Park
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Christian Church
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Church Union
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Mal Im ° J. MacLeod
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Spirit Synod
United States
League of Iions
Nedate
E Ji
Enlind
Presii Hoffman
London Naval
World Court
Ogram
Eve
Ublic
Paul Harrison
F. M. Potter
Treasure Board
The
Christian Intelligencer
James B.hunter
Central College
Board of Education
Board of Domestic Missions
Doctor's Word on Laxatives Sparks Medical Debate
An earnest young doctor advocates a medical approach to constipation and bowel sensitivity. His writings warn against harsh laxatives and emphasize careful treatment to avoid harm to delicate bowels.
The Avon by Duncan Hunter Architect New York
Editor's Note section presents twenty five modern house designs by Duncan Hunter Architect readers 60 cents post remittance Building design features include English cottage inspired Avon with mixed materials. The Avon is described as American adoption of English domestic architecture suitable for a sloping lot with a modern plan. It lists basements rooms first and second floor layouts with two porches three bedrooms two baths ample closets and attached parpet.
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Duncanhunter
Plans for House H-129 Revealed
Building editor notes specifications for House H-129 including lot facing South or West, reverse for North or East, 44 ft frontage, 60 ft minimum, 10 ft left clearance, 6 ft right clearance, frame with stucco and brick, slate roof, concrete foundation, steel casement windows with screens, wood doors, plank floors, plaster walls, plaster kitchen and tile baths, steam heat, gas and electric wiring, cubiture 37 500 eu ft, approximate cost 14 400 dollars.
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Idre
Expect Many 4-H Members At Fair
Des Moines reports strong turnout expected at the 1950 Iowa State Fair and Exposition from August 20 to 29 with detailed plans announced by Director Paul O. Taff. Total premiums of 17376 will be offered for 4-H club work across ten days including 12894 for boys and girls projects and 2480.50 for demonstrations. Prizes cover breeds including Holsteins Jerseys Ayrshires and Brown Swiss with divisions for cattle hogs and special classes, highlighting notable groups and exhibits across the fairgrounds.
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Congress
Towa
Paul 0
Taff
Deseare
Bernereford
Jerseys
Ar Whiton aNeesek Palnea
Chitas
Tamworths
Berkshires
4-H Shows Offer Prizes Across Livestock and Home Arts
An extensive lamb and wool show plus poultry and livestock demonstrations promise prizes totaling over $3 000. Awards cover Shropshires to Merinos, county exhibits, fat lambs, and boys and girls wool exhibits. Additional prizes fund fruit, garden, weed identification, club records, and health scoring contests while girls 4-H focus on home economics, clothing, and health.
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Shropshires
Hampshires
Oxford Downs
South Downs
Cheviots
Merinos
Poultry Club
Neck Massage and Exercises for Better Beauty Health
A cultivation of neck tone and skin texture is urged through full upper body moves and daily cleansing. Gentle arm stretches, head alignment, and routine facial neck care are recommended to improve circulation and prevent creasing. Continuous cleansing and moisturization aim to keep the neck smoother and younger looking.
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James
Hale Chronicle Offers Free Sonbul Tat Service
The Hale Chronicle announces a free service offer titled Sonbul Tat Service. Readers are invited to participate, with details about eligibility and process to obtain the service outlined for community access.
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Sonbul
Iowa State Fair Premium List Details Appeals and Awards
Personal accounts and 45 dollars for posters. The girls demonstration contest awards 947.58 for clothing home furnishing canning and bread making displays. Additional offerings total 50 dollars for the annual style show 100 dollars for the home economics judging contest and 25 dollars for the girls health scoring contest. Copies of the premium list available from Secretary A R Corey Iowa State Fair Des Moines.
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A. R. Corey
Des Moines
SAVE BY BURNING IOWA COAL
Lundy claims Iowa coal offers higher heat units and lower costs than foreign coal, urging residents to burn Iowa coal and employ more miners. He cites a 16 percent production rise and urges use of proper burning appliances for cleaner, economical fuel.
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Albia
Iowa
Hugh W. Lundy
Iowa Coal Institute
United States
Forign
Lundy
Towa
It Takes A Woman's Sewing Circle To Develop A Lot
A lighthearted note highlights how a women's sewing circle spurs conversation and social bonding, turning ordinary gatherings into lively exchanges about community life and craft.
Prairie City Monroe Pella Oskaloosa bus schedule item
Four daily round trips with connections at Monroe for Knoxville. Special round trip between all stations. Pella to Des Moines departures at 8 40 am 12 40 pm 5 10 pm 8 40 pm. Des Moines to Pella departures 8 00 am 12 00 pm 4 30 pm 7 00 pm. Des Moines to Pella trip time one hour fifty minutes. Pella to Oskaloosa departures 8 00 am 1 50 pm 6 20 pm. Oskaloosa to Pella departures 8 00 am 12 00 pm 4 80 pm 8 00 pm. Oskaloosa to Des Moines connections via Monro with Knoxville line. all buses run through Ottumwa.
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Prairie City
Monroe
Pella
Oskaloosa
Knonville
Pelli
Des Moin
Des Moines
Pell
Few Aim for Missed Fire in the Next World
A reflective aphorism notes that skilled shooters often hope to miss fire in the afterlife, implying virtue in restraint and restraint in ambition across mortal and spiritual realms.
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