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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1921

Page

2

Baptists Gaining All Over South

The survey shows 474,333 Baptists live in Virginia from a national total of 7,976,563. Dr. B P Alldredge reports the Baptist gain 1821 to 1920s at 7,716,563 or 2967 percent, outpacing national population growth 9.25 percent. The South records the strongest increase in church numbers.

United States Virginia B.P. Alldredge Rtistics Bapti Sunday School Board

Miss Glass and Greene Families Tie for Fort Loudoun Wedding

The article recounts the marriage of Miss Dorothy Greene and Mr. Dorman Greene tied to Fort Loudoun Seminary, with Rev. Mr. Hageman and family as longstanding friends. It notes noble ancestries dating to pre Revolution days and confirms no changes in Fort Loudoun Seminary personnel as it reopens January 4.

Donald Sage Mackay Mutch Reformed Church Forty Eighth Street Fifth Avenue New York Helen Gould Russell Sage Mackay Hageman Brooklyn Russell Hageman Presbyterian Church Fort Loudoun Semin A Greene Albany County Greene Dorman Hoyt Bishop Plymouth Dorothy Greene Academy of the Visitation Frederick Dorman Greene Winchester Fort Loudoun

Book review lauds Twenty-Ninth Division history and photos

A historian praises Colonel Catchins for a readable, balanced history of the Twenty-Ninth Division. The work uses diary quotes and carefully placed photographs to convey the division's ordeal and heroism without sensationalism, ending with a call to translate wartime spirit into civic life.

Chalkey Catchins’ Arene Signal Corps War Department Cutchins Twenty-Ninth Catechins Croesus

Prof Snapp Here Taking A Rest

Prof Irvin Snapp entomologist with the U S Department of Agriculture is visiting his parents in Fort Valley Georgia during a two week vacation. He has led the Fort Valley station for over a year and prepared a 34 page report on the work there to be issued as a February bulletin. He will later move to Raleigh North Carolina to follow up experiments before returning to Fort Valley.

Irvin Snapp United States Department of Agriculture Fort Valley G. 0. Snapp Fairmont Avenue Snapp Raleigh N. C

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