Youth Service Attended at Community Church Service
Gerald D. Miller of Rohrersville won the Parshad Scholarship Contest at a Community Youth Church Service held Sunday evening at St. Paul’s Methodist Church in observance of National Youth Week. He presented “The Meaning of Christian Faith in My Community” emphasizing high morals and intellectual standards in church leadership.
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Gerald D. Miller
Rohrersville
Parshad
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Miller
Ectloala Sud
Boonsboro
High School Club Leaders Daily Life and Contest Setup
Mr Miller active as a reporter on the school paper and a member of the dramatic society at Rohrersville VA. He serves in many local groups and is an Army Air Corps veteran. Judges named Harold B Peters Wilson Py Ard and others select contestants for the state and national events. Rosalie Rovey Mel Elizabeth Wol Miss Jean Jlice and Assa Bowman spoke with youth leaders about World Through Undormidt fellowship prayer offered by Clay Devil Sd.
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Miller
Wiki
Dramatic Society
Rohrersville VA
Ceir
Capistlar River Society
Varius
Army Air Corps
Harold B. Peters
Wilson Py
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Jf Dinsaeli Ie Thees
Undormidtlowship
Clay Devil Sd
Contests Open To Young Writers Here
The fourth annual National Composition Contests for Young Composers invites entrants born in the United States or naturalized aliens. Participants must be 16 to 25 by April 1, 1946, and entries must be submitted under a pseudonym with blanks obtained from Adele Meade in Baltimore. Send manuscripts to Miss Marion Bauer in New York City. restrictions include no prior publication or professional performance, and only one entry per class.
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United States
Maryland
Adele Meade
Harford Terrace
Baltimore-14
Jonal
Marion Bauer
West 73Rd Street
New York City
Edward Oswald, Jr
Jap Prison Camp Victim To Speak
Mrs. Joseph M. Smith, missionary of the Disciples of Christ, will speak at a First Christian Church Missionary Society meeting. She and her husband, with five month old Freddie, were rescued from Old Bil Prison in Manila on February 4, 1945. She will recount imprisonment by the Japanese and wartime experiences in the Philippines and beyond.
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Joseph M. Smith
The
Disciples of Christ
United Christian Missionary Society
Missionary Society of First Christian Church
W. D. Coffman
Little
Freddie
Oldbil
Manila
Philippine Islands
Baguio
Little Freddie
Smith
States
Mr. Smith
Philippines
Orient
Fanaries
State Department
Rz College
Yale School
Chicago Theouics
What's Cooking Today by Charlotte Adams
Inexpensive yet delicious clam juice cocktail, braised oxtails with parsley potato balls and snap beans, and a sweet bread stick fruit platter. The recipe instructs browning oxtails, simmering with stock, tomatoes, rice, and vegetables, then adding sherry. includes a beef stock version with long simmer, browning, and straining.
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Charlotte Adams
Spring Fashions for All at The Depart Fail
Redingote for spring listed with patterns and sewing notes. Address shown as 121 WWW and postal unit details. The item promotes patterns and wardrobe updates for the season.
Dear Mary Haworth column on marriage and divorce advice
The writer seeks separation from a cruel wife while caring for two young children. Mary Haworth advises against tolerating abuse, urges early personal deliverance, and recommends consulting a doctor or psychologist, plus a lawyer to navigate divorce and child custody. She suggests involving a minister and parents for support. The piece includes a note about Mary Haworth’s column distribution and an odd line about Los Angeles population in 1800.
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Hollywood
L.B. J
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Ted
Earth
Epa
Mercr
Additio
Mary Haworth
Colums
Washington Post
Knnx Features Syndicate, Inc
Protests Mounted Over UNO Site Selection Across NY
Protests poured in from North Castle and Bedford Village as civic groups wired the United Nations Assembly in London. John E. Lockwood stated the theme that the UNO committee wastes 100 million dollars near New York City night clubs. Protests, nearly 1000 signatures, came from Greenwich and local churches and WWII veterans groups amid a 42 square mile community housing roughly 5,000 residents. The feature notes Gene Tunney, Henry Luce, Clare Boothe Luce, and Frank Altschul among notable residents and supporters.
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General Assembly
London
New York State Line
North Castle
Civie Social
United Nations Assembly
John E. Lockwood
UNO
New York City
Lockwood
Greenwich
Bedford Villa
N. Y
Gene Tuney
Henry R. Luce
Clare Boothe Luce
Frank Altschul
New York
Tunney condemns UNRRA leader's selection as mistake
In remarks linked to Herbert H. Lehman’s UNRRA role, Tunney said sacrificing land ten times over could be necessary for world peace but called the choice a great mistake, signaling strong disagreement with the appointment.
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Herbert H. Lehman
UNRRA
Tunney
Couples Celebrate Golden, 45th Wedding Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs John Eichelberger marked their 50th anniversary and Mr and Mrs George Baker celebrated 45 years on Tuesday at Ruth Nokes home. The Eichelbergers wed February 2 1896, the Bakers January 30 1901, with friends including Alden family Branch Cross Nokes Dunn in attendance. Also noted is drilling in sub zero near Navy test well 1000 miles south of the North Pole.
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John S. Eichelberger
George Baker
Ruth Nokes
Eichelberger
George Bowers
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Baker
John Alden
Donald
Clifford Branch
Donald Cross
Geraldine Nokes
Robert F. Dunn
Navy
North Pole
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Gerald Miller
Father John
Starrett Tools
R. D. McKee
Everly’s
Everly
First Christian Church
California
J. M. Smith
Community Finance Service. Inc
Washington St
Mathias-Maryland Co. Insurance
Travel Bureau
Potomac St
the House of
Rogers Jewelry Co
West Washington St
Harry S. Myers
J. L. Milds
Manchuria
Japan
Korea
Los Angeles
Leiter Brothers
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
Potomac Edison Co
Vrs
Arua
BON Ton
Bondon
Sworth
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