Arizona Nurse Speaks At Conference
At a missionary gathering in Elyria, Miss Hartwick from Arizona challenged Christian unity and foreign aid amid harsh words about American Indians. She criticized government support for missions and contrasted relief with perceived neglect of native communities. Dr. G P Rand urged Europe-wide evangelization, citing revival in Estonia and surrounding areas.
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Africa
Miss Hartwick
Arizona
First Baptist Church
Orifent
G. P. Rand
Europe
European Hebrew Mission
Dr. Raud
Valentines Shift Toward Franker Sentiments In 1930s News
The Cleveland City Mission highlights needy work in ghettos with ten reasons for support as Rev George Soerhelde and Grace Bennett speak at 2 30 and 7 30 pm respectively. Dr Harold Commons, president of Fundamental Baptists In The Orient, has served in the Philippines. The piece notes Valentine trends toward casual yet genuine sentiment with playful four footed gifts and a focus on friendship and family affection.
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Cleveland
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WJAY
Grace Bennett
Venezeula
South America
Harold Commons
Mission For Fundamental Baptists
Orient
Commons
Phillipines
Cordiny
Galahad
Krymeo
Valentine Lace and Modern Colors Persist in Traditions
The piece notes that valentine cards evoke nostalgia with lace borders and appliqué designs, now rendered in gold, silver, and bold pastels. It mentions lingering sacred myths along the North African coast and enduring local legends tied to place names and folk customs, comparing ancient deities to modern cults.
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North African
Rome
Greece
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