Bible in Public Schools and World Church Views
A survey shows Bible reading in public schools by state varies with eleven states requiring it, three prohibiting it, and thirty-four permitting but not requiring. World Church leaders discuss postwar youth, international security, and missionary support amid wartime shortages and moral concerns.
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American Bible Society
the Society
City Churches Face Challenge From Shifting Urban Demographics
A speaker argues that American civilization depends on mission work in urban areas and urges churches to tailor ministry to neighborhood needs. He warns that many cities remain largely unchurched as new residents move in without notification, challenging traditional church approaches.
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George F. Sutherland
Board of Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Church
Ernest N. Haugse
73Rd Bombardment Wing
APC
South Pacific
Haugs
America
Epidemic Coordination Discussed by Public Health Officials
In Alexandria Virginia a meeting of United States Public Health officials and health department representatives from seven states and Washington DC outlined disaster and epidemic coordination. Major General J K Hoskins stressed service support for state health departments during disasters and epidemics. Dr G F McGinnes described Red Cross disaster relief roles while Ramone S Easton discussed related program phases with attendees from West Virginia Maryland DC Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Alexandria
United States Public Health
District of Columbia
Red Cross
J. K. Hoskins
United States Public Health Service
G.F. McGinnes
National Red Cross
Ramone S. Easton
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Middletown News Highlights From Grace Church Activities
Daily Vacation Bible School opened at Grace Church under Rev. R. B. Moore with teachers for Beginners Primary and Intermediate classes. Local social notes mention visits from Mark Sperry’s Washington relatives, and health updates for Don Borden with family travel to Winchester. The Wymer family moved into the Larrick property on Church Street.
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Middletown
Grace Church
R. B. Moore
Helen Shull
Doris Wright
Moore
Ona Evans
Mark Sperry
Daughters
Washington
Trone Sperry
Harry Everly
Ona Everly
Ruby Everly
Don Borden
E. R. Sperry
Byrd McDonald
Winchester
Carson Dettra
Wymer
Larrick
Church Street
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Sinclair Welcomes Returning G I s Veterans reabsorption plan announced
Sinclair Welcomes Returning G I s outlines a program to reabsorb veterans into the Sinclair Sales Organization. Loring J. Wright says the plan covers helping veterans find positions, leveraging war skills, and a refresher training. In a February 26 1945 letter H F Sinclair pledged full adjustment support and 79 percent of respondents want to return to their old jobs.
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Loring J. Wright
Sinclair Refining Company
Sinclair Sales
Sinclair
H. F. Sinclair
Sinclair Companies
Overseas service for soldiers begins on departure from U S port
The War Department states that oversea service starts on the date a soldier leaves the American port of embarkation and ends on the date of arrival at a U S port of embarkation.
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War Department
Revival Being Held In Berryville
An old fashioned revival service is conducted in Berryville on Main Street near the Shell station. Sponsored by Rev. Joseph T. Jenkins and Rev. J. S. Shade of Winchester, services continue nightly except Monday. Public invited.
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Main Street
Shell
Joseph T. Jenkins
J. S. Shade
Winchester
Local Notes From Reliance Area Socials
Reliance Virginia notices reveal Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Baker of Winchester visiting with sister Mrs. Russell Stickley and family. Mrs. C. H. Grover shows improvement after illness. The home comics planned for the third Sunday. Miss Russell and Miss Whitacre of Front Royal spent the weekend with Miss Jean Derflinger. Miss Helen Bower of Arlington visits her parents. Mrs. J. F. Judy stayed with her mother Mrs. Hannah near Keyser West Virginia last week.
Local Residents Make Small Health and Social Updates
Mr. and Mrs. William Stickley are slowly improving from the flu. The W. M. A. enjoyed an evening with Mrs. H. A. Snapp near Hayfield. Refreshments were served after the meeting by the hostess. Mrs. A. M. Dyke visited friends near Lu- Tay last week.
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William Stickley
H. A. Snapp
Hayfield
A. M. Dyke
Lu- Tay
Cryolite Used in Aluminum Production at Ivigtut
Cryolite is used in the manufacture of aluminum. The world’s only abundant natural source is Ivigtut on Greenland’s west coast, forming the country’s principal revenue source.
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Ivigtut
Greenland
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