Revival Attendance Grows at Church of Christ Services
The church reports rising interest and attendance at special revival services. Dr. Pinkerton linked seed potential to Jesus and the baby’s future, urging reflection of God’s image in the soul. He warned that lack of Jesus can turn a child into a bandit, and urged service that ties life to the eternal. Services continue next week.
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Church of Christ
Missouri
Pinkerton
Jesus
the Evangelist
God
Balto and Ohio R R Police Plan Apple Festival Aid
Capt J M Powell and General Supt HL Denton of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police meet with Director General Richards and Chief C W Hollis to arrange policing during the Apple Blossom Festival. They will assist with traffic control and crime prevention along the festival route.
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J. M. Powell
HL. Denton
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police Department
Richards
C. W. Hollis
Powell
Olin Lambert Dies After Window Fall in Washington
Olin H Lambert, son of Rev Dr T J Lambert, died in Walter Reed General Hospital after a sleepwalking fall through a bedroom window at his home in Washington. He was an office manager for the Washington Film Exchange of Metro Goldwyn Mayer and served in France with Johns Hopkins Medical Unit during World War I. Funeral services were held with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. he leaves a widow Isobel Lambert.
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Olin H. Lambert
T. J. Lambert
Winchester Ict
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Lambert
Washington Film Exchange
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Company
Johns Hopkins Medical Unit
France
Albany
N. Y
Isobel Lambert
Evansville Church Schedule Promotes Dr Pinkerton Visits
The Church of Christ on West Cork Street posts a full week program led by Rev Wal Dudley. Bible school at 9:45 am with H H Jennings superintendent, worship at 11 am and 8 pm by Dr W H Pinkerton of Washington, with messages on the Holy Spirit and its portrayal, plus Christian Endeavor activities and a nightly evangelistic series.
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Church OF Christ
West
Cork Street
Wal. Dudley
Bible School
H H Jennings
Christ
W. H. Pinkerton
Washington
the Holy Spirit
B J Lovett
Jesus
Holy
Stephens City Notes local visits and community events
Mrs E C Cadwallader and one, % M registors of Va visited at the Carbaugh home. Albin Cadwallader visiting Wytheville. Carl Lake of Washington visiting sister R A Shryock. Ella Cadwallader visiting EB Lemley. Snyder Alleman returned from Pennsylvania trip. Emma Guard of Tulip spent the day with J P Carbaugh. Weekend visitors included Edward Reier Mt Ranier Frank Cover Washington and Charles Gaunt Boyce. Will Funkhouser ill. Kirby Rosen and family guests at Carbaugh home. Ward Lemley Lemley and Ward family visited Willie Lemley.
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J. P. Carbaugh
Rosen
Mabel Strickler
John Ward
Louise Lemley
Lizzie Ward
Willie Lemley
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Guilds
Rev. Wallace M. Brashears leads SundaySchool at 945 a.m. Morning worship at 11, Ep worth League at 7, Evening worship at 8. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8. Circles No 1 2 3 4 meet Tuesday night with hosts Flora Anderson May Capper W A Bell Roy Avey. Also note on parathyroid extract studies by J H Thompson from Royal College of Surgeons of England.
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Cor. Cameron and
Cork
Wallace M. Brashears
Epworth League
Mrs Brashears
Women’s Service Guild
Circle
Flora Anderson
N. Braddock Street
May Capper
Woodland Avenue
W. A. Bell
South Kent Street
Roy Avey
West Leicester Street
Bane Reported to Quit Welfare Post and Move
The Times-Dispatch reports Frank Bane state commissioner of public welfare has resigned from the Richmond post and will join the American Association of Public Welfare Officials in Chicago as permanent director after May 1. The move, if true, would place him as a full professor at the University of Chicago. Governor Pollard offered no comment.
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The
Times-Dispatch
Frank Bane
Public Welfare
American Association of Public Welfare
Chicago
State Department of Public Welfare
Pollard
Southern Pines
N. C
Chicago U
Welfare Officials Association
Washington
Bane
University of Chicago
American Association of Public Welfare Officials
Sunday services and program at Saint Paul A M E Church
The Saint Paul A M E Church on North Main Street invites all to Sunday School at 10 am and the A C E League program at 2 pm. The event features a Jubilee Quartet and children’s solos and duets. Rev J D Sinclair leads the services.
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North Main St
J D Sinclair
A. C. E. League
Mount Carmel F B Church Promotion Day Services
Mount Carmel F B Church on Braddock Street led by Rev S S Spriggs invites all pupils to Sunday School promotion day at 10 a m. with preaching at 11 30 a m and 8 p m The junior choir sings at both services Funeral services for John H Newman set for 3 p m Junior B Y P U meets 6 30 p m A hose social with musical and Japanese supper is planned for Monday night at Effie Cook's home Thursday night
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Braddock
S S Spriggs
Emmaus
John H. Newman
Effie Cook
Virginia Welfare Officials Reshaped Amid Federal Links
Walter 8 Gifford chairs a president’s unemployment relief group, shifting from liaison with federal and state welfare agencies to a permanent role tied to Rockefeller interests and the University. Virginia’s welfare director remains on leave. former appointee Bane, now 40, has moved through state charities, Tennessee, and the University of Virginia, returning as Virginia’s welfare commissioner.
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Walter 8. Gifford
Association
Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Virginia
Hoover
Bane
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Tennessee
University of Virginia
Virginia Commissioner of Public Welfare
Dawes Seen as Potential Cure for Ails in U S
The New Yorker notes broad hope that General Dawes can fix U S economic ills as effectively as he managed Germany, reflecting widespread optimism about Reconstruction Finance Corporation reforms and leadership.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
General Dawes
Germany
The
New Yorker
Smith Still Willing To Run If He’s Wanted
New York April 8. Smith stated he will accept the Democratic Presidential nomination if tendered and denied a whispering campaign against him. He said he never played and never will be a stalking horse and welcomes support from friends. He rejected claims he is unavailable and noted whispers among Democrats about delegates pledged to him.
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New York
Smith
Smith reiterates loyalty to party despite nominating talk
Senator Pittman of Nevada discusses Al Smith and his 1928 campaign stance in two interviews and letters to Connecticut Pennsylvania and California supporters stating he will not campaign yet would accept the nomination. He praises Smith as loyal to friends and not seeking to hinder others using his name.
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New York
Connecticut
California
Pennsylvania
Washington
Alred B. Smith
Pittman
Nevada
Smith
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