Women could change world affairs says CBE official
W B Clemmer vice president of the International Disciples of CBE convention in St Louis Tuesday said there is more interest among women in world affairs than ever before. She added that increased information and education, plus world troubles nearer home, could boost women's influence. whether they better conditions depends on the women themselves. Clemmer also serves as vice president of Missouri's Christian Women's Missionary council.
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W. B. Clemmer
International Disciples of Cbe
St. Louis
Sky
Clemmer
Christian Women's Missionary Council
Missouri
R O T C Units Rated Honor High Schools
War department will rate BR O T C units in public schools as honor high schools due to efficiency and military ability. Morris Sheppard telegraphed Superintendent J C Cochran Tuesday. Rating applies to both schools for 1935, Cochran says.
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T. C
Publc
War Department
Lions Club Luncheon Program Features the Means Sisters
The Means sisters Bernice Gas sine and Inez Heard will present a program at the San Antonio Lions Club luncheon at the Gunter Hotel on Wednesday noon. T. Guy Rogers and Enos Gary are named as chairmen.
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Lions Club
Means Sisters
Bernice Gassine
Inez Heard
Weather diary with temperatures and city forecasts
The report lists temperatures and conditions for many cities including Abilene Albuquerque Amarillo Brownsville Buffalo Chicago Dodge City Fort Smith Galveston Houston Jacksonv ille New Orleans Omaha Oklahoma City Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle St Louis Tampa and Washington with notes on clear cloudy and rain potential and sunrise and sunset times for several days. It reads like a meteorological bulletin with humidity and tide hints and a focus on daily high and low temperatures for the region. The data capture is fragmented but centers on forecasted conditions across multiple locales.
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Albuquerque
Amarilla
Boston
Brownsville
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Charleston
Cheyenne
Moines
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Kan
Paso
Fort Smith
Ark
Galveston
Tar
Helena
Houston
Huron
Streveport
MOFON
Ariz
Eehloudy Aahington
D. C
Cisuty
Roosevelt budget message outlines 1936 fiscal plan
President Roosevelt in a January budget message says the government should bring 1936 expenditures within anticipated revenues. The fiscal year 1936 budget shows expenditures of 87,752,332,000 and revenues of 84,470,349,140, leaving a deficit of 8,281,992,860.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Centennial program planned by California schools
California schools outline a six month Centennial celebration with pageants on Texas life eras from early days to the republic. Ray Howard Crittenden directs music for the Disciples of Christ convention, with school bands and a pupil pilgrimage to the Alamo as opening events. Cadet guards and a Tech field space climax the program for February to May.
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Ray Howard Crittenden
Los
Disciples of Christ
Crittenden
Alamo
J. €. Cochran
Will Canfer
Texas
Senor
Mexico
San Jacinto
Republic
The
Rehorus
Tech Graduates to Organize Own Club
Former replore school graduates now at the Vocational and Technical school and former Tech students may join a graduate club to be organized at p.m. Wednesday. The meeting will be in the school auditorium with temporary officers for Wednesday night led by Eugene Meissner as chairman, Hugh Hashagen as vice president, and Doris Bennett as secretary.
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Replore
Vocational and Technical
Tech
Bess Stratton
Ministers to Honor St Louis Preacher Ver Halt
San Antonio ministers plan a service honoring Dr Ivan Ver Halt president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ and pastor of St Joan's Methodist in St Louis The event follows his return from six months abroad including a guest pastorate in Shanghai during an international pulpits exchange
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Ivan Ver
San Antonio
Delegates Buy Summer Clothes at San Antonio Convention
After a string of mild city lows, women delegates at the Disciples of Christ convention rushed to ready to wear shops for lighter garments. Clothiers reported a noticeable uptick in trade while men arriving from railroads carried overcoats to leave at their hotels or trains.
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Disciples of Christ
San Antonio
Charity Faces All Problems Amid Federal Relief Gap
Miss Lela Taylor of Totlanaplis Indiana, a churchwoman and vice president of the United Christian Missionary Society, warned that without direct federal relief after November 1 charities nationwide face a serious challenge. She said the code has made people more dependent, while relief agencies may encounter apathy from citizens when soliciting funds.
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Lela Taylor
Totlanapals
Ind
United Christian Missionary Society
Disciples of Christ Convention
Helping Mothers to Cut Down On Family's Colds
A practical guide for mothers promotes Va-tro-nol as a nose and throat preventive. It claims to stimulate natural nasal functions to prevent colds and relieve early head cold symptoms. The plan includes a Vicks package with clinical testing and home-use proof.
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Vicki Yatro Nol
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