Missions To Be Discussed At Methodist Meet
Methodists from Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and eight other states will gather 3000 attendees in Nashville January 27 to 30 for the Missionary Council of the southeastern jurisdiction. Notable speakers include E Stanley Jones George Butrick A L Warnshuis Y C Yang and Roy L Smith. The council operates under the boards of Missions and Church Extension and the Women’s Society for Christian Service.
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Missionary Council
Southeastern
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
Union of Methodism
Tennesse
Kentucky
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Southeastern Jurisdiction
Methodist
A. J. Moore
Atlanta
J. L. Decell
Birmingham
Clare Purcell
Charlotte
William T. Watkins
Columbia
H. M. Dobbs
Jackson
A. V. W. Darlington
Louisville
Paul B. Kern
W. W. Peele
Richmond
E. Stanley Jones
India
George A. Buttrick
New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
A. L. Warnshuis
International Missionary Council
Evangelical Churches of All the World
Y. C. Yang
Soochow University
China
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
The
Christian Missionary Movement
Roy L. Smith
Christian Advocate
Millwood Social Events Run Through New Year Gatherings
Randolph and Mr and Mrs Louis B Meade hosted dinners at Long Branch and Abalone with guests including Mrs Hugh M Nelson Mrs Rosewell Page Mrs Burwell Jacobs Miss Eloise Page and Miss Nancy Stevens The Meades also hosted Feliz Feamster and Elizbeth Dering in Carlyle Pa Philip P C Meade returned to Baltimore after New Years with his parents Richard Dole left for Harvard and Virginia Lindsey and Charlotte Meade returned to their colleges Nathaniel B Jones now on active duty at Camp Lee after reserve activation
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Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Rosewell Page
Burwell Jacobs
Eloise Page
Louis B. Meade
Feliz Feamster
Carlyle, Pa
Nancy Stevens
Elizabeth Dering
Philip P. C. Meade
Baltimore
Mrs
Eloise Randolph Page
Abalone
Mrs. Rosewell Page
Washington
Pvt
Nathaniel B. Jones
Camp Lee
Notice to Public on Virginia intrastate express charge
Railway Express Agency seeks authority to publish and apply a 10 cent emergency charge on each less carload express shipment moving intrastate in Virginia. The same 10 cent interstate emergency charge applies nationwide. The petition, filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, is set for hearing January 13 at 11 A.M. in Richmond. All interested parties should appear before the Virginia State Bar Commission.
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Public Railway Express Agency, Inc
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Virginia
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia State Ste Commission
Richmond
Hitler Struggles to Stabilize Retreat on Russian Front
War readers see Hitler at eastern army headquarters under pressure as German lines in Russia falter and Red Army gains ground. Red Star notes Russians could strip Germans of advantage. Britain notes heavy losses, while lend-lease, faith, and Japan’s entry shape the perilous campaign.
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Iig
Herr Hitler
Red Star
Nazi Propaganda In For Sudden Change In U S
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Winfred Overholser warns Nazi propaganda will shift after Pearl Harbor. Two lines emerge: sowing doubt with discouraging questions about U S actions and countering with false, favorable stories to elicit government denials. Washington plans to fight back with factual American angles.
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Science Service
Washington
Winfred Overholser
St. Elizabeth’s Mental Hospital
Pearl Harbor
Overholser
U. S. .Pacific
Atlantic
South America
Guam
Wake Island
Manila
U. S
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
Langley Dies in Washington at 63
John T. Langley 63 of Winchester dies in Washington D C after illness since October. He was born June 27 1878 in Winchester and worked in orchards in Frederick County after time in railway work. Survived by two sons in Brunswick Maryland three sisters in Washington and Winchester and a brother in Winchester. Body to be brought to Winchester with interment at Mount Hebron Chapel at 1 PM.
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John T. Langley
Mamie E. Strneby
Washington, D. C
Mr. Langley
Philip and
Margaret E. Langley
Frederick County
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Shannon Langley
Burton Langley
Brunswick
Mamie E. Strieby
Emma Reynolds
Washington
Selina G. Davis
City
Edgar A. Lemley
Funeral Today for Mrs. Hannah E. Kerns at Whitacre
Final rites for 78 year old Mrs. Hannah E. Kerns widow of F. M. Kerns were held at 11 this morning near Whitacre. She died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Melvin Davidson in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Burial followed at Fife's Chapel cemetery Shockeysville with six grandsons serving as pallbearers. Survivors include her daughter and son Ward Kerns and other relatives Carl Kerns Walter Kerns and Mrs. C Lee Whitacre. She was a daughter of the late James and Mary Dailey and a native of the Whitacre section.
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Whitacre
Hannah E. Kerns
F. M. Kerns
Melvin Davidson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Ward Kerns
Fife’s Chapel
Shockeysville
Carl Kerns
Walter Kerns
Alvin
C. Lee Whitacre
Siler
James and
Mary Dailey
Bridges Fears Ongoing Deportation Efforts
Harry Bridges, West Coast CIO leader, predicts deportation actions will continue even if the Board of Appeals drops proceedings. With a pending Congress bill direct from the Senate, Bridges plans to seek American citizenship once AG Biddle approves, asserting waterfront campaigns justify past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Bridge
Biddle
Board of Appeals
Congress
West Coast
Appeals Board
Charles B. Sears
Bridges
Sears
Japan
Australia
Russians Gain Ground in Kursk Leningrad Fronts Repelled German Drive
Soviet dispatches report new offensives in the Kursk sector 280 miles south of Moscow with heavy German casualties and retreat. Red Army, aided by American Tomahawk fighters, recaptured about 300 square miles on the Leningrad front in five days of counter attacks after repelling a German push. Major battles continue as Soviet forces claim advances at the center and south while German gains are checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
von Bracucitsch
Moscow
von Brauchitsch
Japan
Nippon
Leningrad
Crimean
Kursk
Red Army
Adolf Hitler
United States
Fedyuinsky
Therman
Sil
Speelpiabes
Partisanship in church condemned by Winchester ministers
A January meeting of the Winchester Ministerial Association adopted a resolution from the social and moral welfare committee opposing partisan bias in church work. The text urges ministers to avoid siding with capital or labor or any group while allowing prayer and counsel to employers or employees upon request. Committee members named are R. A. Whitten, Walker McC Bond, R. A. WWitten, and J. P. Grant. A Q and A note asks about the best time to visit Death Valley. The answer states November 1 to May 1 is ideal, though it is visited year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Social and Moral Welfare Committee
Anyartisan
R. A. Whitten
Walker McC. Bond
R. A. Wwitten
J. P. Grant
Death Valley
California
Ele
C. A
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Resinald Gardiner
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Henry Hathaway
Porky Pig
Oldier
Ferenc Molnar
Nelson Eddy
Rise Stevens
Curlee
Mackinaws
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H. C. Skeetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Lupton Orchard Service CO
DIAL
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J. W. Arthur
Insurance Agency
Rouss Ave
National Gallery of Art
Millwood
Randolph and
Mr. and
Richard Dole
Harvard
Clarke
Richard E. Dole
Virginia Lindsey
Mary Washington College
Frederiksburg
Charlotte Meade
Handley School
Kelso Alsop
Graham Dougherty, Jr
Woodley
Graham Dougherty
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George W. Kurtz
Russia
Finland
Germany
Spain
San Gabriel
Whistlers
Edward Grieg
N. Tracoen St
Fairmont
Jefferson St
Cal Pine Motor Co
J. T. Kremer
Gore
H. E
B. H. Potts
Stephens City
H. E. Massie
Ridgeway
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J. Berryville
E. Clifford
Amherst St
Harry Ridgeway
North Braddock
Majestic Cook
Howard Conner
Trail’s End
Gordonsville
Millwood Ave
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Mohawk
P. O
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Boyd Ave
Care Star
Loudoun
Alecia Beauty
Star
Guy V. Glynn
Mr. Williams
Can Schutte
Solenberger
J. T. Langley
Mrs. Kerns
Hable
Palace
Spans
Dunne
Ty George Barbier
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Gray & Eddy
Omps Funeral Home
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Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
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