Substitutes for Church Ritual Replace Ceremonies in Soviet Life
In Trotsky article from Moscow the shift toward Communist rites in birth marriage and death appears as a substitute for church ceremonies. Names like Octobrina and Ninel appear for girls and new birth inspections replace christenings. Weddings gain public ritual, cremation is urged with outward display, and moving pictures are proposed to counter church and saloon influences.
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Methodists Asked to Raise Large Sum For World Service
Dr. C B Guthrie of Chicago urged the Iowa annual conference to strengthen local churches with trained leadership. He outlined features of ministry including militant, compassionate, enlightened and serving roles and called for rebuilding the laity to support a global church mission.
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Death Follows Beast Cause of Storm Silliness in South Africa
A man mocked others during a South African thunderstorm claiming bravery by blowing a horn at a doorway. He blew twice and stood in the doorway as a lightning flash struck him dead, while the others were unharmed.
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