AEWS in the WORLD as RELIGION by W W REID
Dr Ralph Diffenderfer of the Methodist Church warns that knowing God without emulating Him is dangerous and compares atomic secrets to fire. He quotes Sir Oliver Lodge on the dangers of atomic discovery. George E Haynes reports on interracial school issues in San Diego and Pacific Coast clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.w.reid
Ralph E. Diffenderfer
Methodist Church
Truman
God
Diffendorfer
Sir Oliver Lodge
Diego
Calif
George E. Haynes
Department of Relations
Federalouncil
Church
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Missionary Strategy Urged Amid Racial Tensions and Global Outreach
The article reports on voices within the Methodist Church urging new global mission strategies amid interracial tensions. It notes leaders call for lay involvement, reduced reliance on paid workers, and nonprofessional missionaries to live Christian lives abroad. It also details rubber plant studies in China and a 1946 47 missionary budget totaling 8.55 million dollars with per day and per minute spending figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Burton
Methoist Church
Australia
Methodist Church
Barbey the Admiral Who Believed War Could End
Shanghai dispatch profiles Vice Admiral Daniel E. Barbey, commander of the Seventh Fleet, noting his amphibious landings in the Pacific, submarine strategy, and optimism that wars can be avoided through world organization and peaceful progress. He recalls leading large-scale invasions, warns of enemy moves, and emphasizes action over honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Dan” Barbey
Daniel Edward Barbey
Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Seventh Amphibious Force
Barbey
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Matterhorn
Manila
Bill Jibb
Florida
Navy
World Organization
Long family and local residents spend Christmas in Middletown
Middlesex area brief notes list Miss Evelyn Rachel and Miss Nancy Long of Madison College Harrisonburg visiting mother Mrs Edna Long. Mae Ginn returns from Stephens City. Lt Joseph Bowers heads to Fort Sill with family. Several locals ill or recovering while others visit Washington D C and attend holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Evelyn Long
Rachel Long
Nancy Long
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Edna Long
Mae Ginn
C. C. Rhodes
Stephens City
Joseph Bowers
Joseph III
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Bowers
Nannie Miller
Main Street
Nellie Spencer
Loretta Miller
Washington, D. C
Lois Ann Sperry
Tom Sperry
Evening Star Ladies League crowns half title in tight finish
Cadens Emerony Madeline Grove LaVella Wider myer Marguerite Baker and Dorothy Burke edged GAA by one game to claim the first half championship. Ruby Boyd Dot Burke and Jean Campbell sparked GAA as Worths rose to second with Corinne Carskaden posting a season high 392 set for Worths. O Sullivan led the Star Office match with a 3 straight wins as Jr Women and Red Cross trailed. In Blue Ridge League action Winchester beat Martinsburg 1755 569 611 575 while Royal Crown Cola upset Martinsburg and posted a 569 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GAA
Cadens Emerony
Madeline Grove
LaVella Widmyer
Marguerite Baker
Dorothy Burke
Evening Star
Worth
Worth’s
Ruby Boyd
Dot Burke
Jean Campbell
O'Sullivan
Star Office
Marian Hurst
Frances Dunlap
O'Sullivaners
Anna LaVelle
Helen Berry
Red Cross
Connie Lineburg
Corinne Carskaden
Bell Clothes
Ruby Schneider
Kate Slonaker
The
Clothiers
Carskaden
Winchester
Perry
Corinne Carskadena
Lloyd Mead
Royal Crown Cola
Martinsburg
Blue Ridge
Allen Hawthorne
Alonzo Whitlock
Eric Snyder
Stike
Claude “Hop” Caskey
Whitlock
Lester Keiter
Royal Crown
Hawthorne
Keiter
Ray Hinton
Winchester Royal Crown Cola McKnee
Molter
Rhea
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St. Joseph
T. G. Adams Esso Station
Haynes
Department of Botany
University of Nanking
Chentu
West China
China
Sinkiang Province
United States
India
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Women’s Division of Christian Service
Division of Foreign Missions
Division of Home Missions and
Santa
Miller Brothers
OUR
Parker’s Hardware
Oscar Nebel Co., Inc
Winchester, VA
Hal Boyle
Vice
Adm
Martha Reely
Fairfax High School
Herother
Jesse Reely
Robert Evans
Line
C. G. Wilkins
Judith Ann Moore
Rosseau Martin
Paul Everly
J. J. Everly
Avery
Merry
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
Martinsburg Palace
Snyder
Weller
Hinton
Roberts
Hensler
Caske
Lideny
Harry W. Thomas
Ted Moseley
of US
Richard Barker
Margaret Fauver
All of
John P. Lamb
Sonny” Stotler
Eugene McKee
Lawrence Bell
Paul Fries
Miller’s Drug Store
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Feneral Deposit Insurance Corporation
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