Red Cross and civic club notes from March gatherings
The sixth meeting of the Seven ty-six Township Red Cross workers met at Mrs Orville Dayton's home to finish bootees and jackets for French and Belgian babies. Chapter 1 P E D elected officers led by Mrs L S Patterson. Delegates chosen for statewide convention in Centerville May 14 to 16. Various church and women’s society gatherings filled the week with socials, installations, and farewells.
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Red Cross
Orville Dayton
Kiele Powell
Sadie Powell
J. B. Lockwood
Frank Pulver
Carl Myers
Carrie Stouffer
Cora Payton
Mollie Tierney
Bien Bell
Chapter 1
Sarah Wickham
L.S. Patterson
Helen Keck
Mae McCulley
Maude Roberts
Maic Donahey
Sara Dewey
Maude Stewart
Blanche Paula
Alice Keeley
Centerville
Patterson
Keck
Carrie Gaeeby
Hosmer
Helen Crooks
Josephine Babcock
California
Carrie Gageby
Anna Anderson
Government of
Iowa
Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Notes And Officers
The Women’s Missionary Society of the West Chester United Presbyterian church met at Mrs George Bowen’s home with fifteen members and four visitors. The meeting featured singing and Bible quotations as well as an account by Mrs Dowell of her visit to church missionary societies. Officers for the coming year were elected at the March 6 meeting, with Mrs Harry Davis re-elected president and Mrs Dobbin re-elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Ross
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Mre
J. A. Porter
Red Cross
Ella Gordon
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Shurch
J. H. Baird
Ora Henderson
F. L. Stewart
Myrtle Swift
the Baptist Church
Washington
Ladies League
M. R. Regan
George L. Duke
Ladies’ League
Women's Missionary Society ) Christian Church
George Bowen
Dowell
Women's Missionary Society of the
West Chester
Armenian professor to speak at Presbyterian church
Prof Vahan Vartanian, acting dean at Parsons College, will address the Sabbath services at the Presbyterian church with a strong record of endurance. Miss Margaret White, lyric soprano from the college conservatory, will sing at both morning and evening services and is praised for her beautiful voice.
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Cambridge
Mags
Hood
Grace Winifred Hood
William Newman Hood
Reginald Kennelly Fessenden
Reginald A. Fessenden
Beacon Street
Brookline
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Alexander Mann
Northwestern University
Evanston
Smith College
Walter Sherfey Hood
Harvard
Copley Plaza
Feesenden
Massachusetts
Vahan Vartanian
Armenia
Bible and Christian Service Department
Parsons College
Presbyterian Church
Margaret White
Miss White
Church Services in Samdan Schools and Wible area
Church at 1, a Samdan Schools Church at 1, services as usual at the Christian church tomorrow. Morning worship at M with junior church in the basement under Mrs Myrtle Hors ey. Men's prayer meeting at 6:45 BP. S.C. Bat 6 pm and evening service of song and sermon at 5 pm. Morning sermon Bible Christianity and evening A Plague of Frogs. Pastor G Lolin Eaton invites all. In my piscatorial experience the shovel fish of South America is unusually accommodating.
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Christian Church
Wible School
Myrtle Horsey
G. Lolin Eaton
Tulsa Culture and the New Infant Grand Plane
A Kansas City Star note on Tulsa culture mentions a matron warning that all new furniture must match the era of a "new infant grand plane," hinting at the vulgarity some see in wealth and modernization without explicit indulgence.
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Tulsa
Valen
Kansas City Star
Seward Coins Name Alaska From Aleut Roots
The name Alaska was first used by W H Seward in revealing the new American territory. Before 1867 it was called Russian America and the term likely derives from an Aleut phrase meaning a great country.
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Alaska
W. HL. Seward
Healing Miracles Mark 5 21 43 and Jairus Daughter
A Sunday school sermon outlines two miracles by Jesus in Mark 5 21 43. A woman suffering twelve years is healed after touching his garment, followed by the daughter of Jairus healed after Jesus restores life to the dying girl. The narrative emphasizes faith and Jesus sovereign power over illness and death.
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Zion
Israel
Jehovah
Lsa
Egypt
Clenorah
Canaan
Jesus
Jesson
Mary
Jalras
Luke
Peter
Jairus
Odo
Himeself
Veter
James
John
Washington Shy on Billy Sunday Offerings
Washington statistics show Billy Sunday’s eight week campaign ended with a free will offering of 16332.22 far below other cities of similar size. Analysts compare trail hitters and collections with Des Moines New York and Pittsburgh noting Washington’s per person rate under average.
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Billy Sunday
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Des Moines
Wilkesbarre
Butch” McDevitt
Trenton
N. J
Kansas City
Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
Ohio
Scranton
Patterson
Syracuse
N. Y
Omaha
Billy
Human Peculiarity and Infant Grasping Power
A Journal of Heredity passage notes newborns show remarkable grasping ability aiding survival in treetop life. It adds that the upright position was observed later, saying the human child sits up before it stands and the stock sat up before it stood.
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Journal of Heredity
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Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Florida
Bueby
Afternoon Ridge Club
JL. H. Wallace
William Shannon
Louise Downs
Blanche Messenger
Shannon
J. A. Harwood
William
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Samdan
South America
New Laveg Register
Tulsa Culture
Seward
D. M. Stearns
Statisti
Cians
Ington
War Fund
Mr. Sunday
Ial
Percale
Toille du Nord
Gingham
Crail
Washington, Iowa
Jefferson and
Madison Streets
South Fourth Avenue
Jefferson Street
M I's. Wells
Rey. Maton
S&s
Dole Davison
Roy Means
South 4Th Avenue
Madison Street
M. Y. Wallace
Vic Abraham Lincoln
Geo
TH. Alexander
Wilson
Washington School Board
Herman Pauls
J. M. Godfrey
T. Jd. Berdo
D. F. Macon
Ralph Thompson
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