Bible School to Celebrate Children's Day at Galilee
The Bible School of the Galilee near Grimes on Welltown road presents its annual Children's Day program at 8 Sunday night June 26. Mrs Willie Good, pianist, and Charles E B McVay, superintendent, lead the event with choirs, recitations, songs, and a missionary play Tardy April. The program includes multiple student performances and a medals and banner presentation.
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Galilee Church
The
Bible School of the Galilee of Christ
Grimes
Welltown Road
Ogram
Willie Good
Charles EB. McVay
Colleen Day
Victor Crim
the Temple
Betty Clevenger
Anna Kerns
Galilee Children’s Chorus
Jesus
Lucy Bird Clevenger
the Rose and Jr
Geraldine Netherton
Irene Brown
Princess Strother
Betty
Lucy
Marie Clevenger
Elizabeta
Charles E. McVay
Irene Netherton
James Crim
Anna Smith
Douglas Lamp
Gladys Collins
Galilee
James Collins
Ada Russell
Beauty Within
Margery Nealis
Galilee Children
Robert Russell
Trene Brown
Ethel Baker
Annabelle Clevenger
Horace Leight
Ineretherton
Bobbie Col- Benediction
How To Spend And Save Household Budget Booklet
Public notice advertising a Household Budget Booklet that guides spending and saving. It outlines expense categories food shelter operating clothing advancement and recreation and instructs readers to mail ten cents postpaid for a copy with ruled accounting pages for daily income and expenses.
God’s Love as the Golden Text of the Bible
The sermon by Rev. W. L. Dudley centers on John 3 16, arguing God’s love is the defining force of existence. It explores love as creative and eternal, contrasts it with hate, and urges faith in Jesus to gain eternal life and promote peace on earth.
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W. L. Dudley
Church of the Disciples of Christ
God
Heaven
Hell
John
Niagara
Paul
Moses
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Apostle
Philanthrophists
Earth
Earth’s
Jesus Christ
Hunter's Choice Wins Hampton Show Title in Berryville
Six year old bay gelding Hunter's Choice owned by Mrs. George Greenhalgh of Berryville dominated the tenth Hampton horse show Sunday. Ridden by Billie Weatherall, the horse led early in the middles and heavyweight classes and thoroughbred hunter classes before clinching the Howard W Saunders Jr memorial trophy for best ladies hunter. Judges praised his ease of jumping and consistent form while noting his fine conformation as a Tournament 2d offspring from Light Luggage. The Saunders trophy, a silver bowl, was presented to Mrs. Greenhalgh by Howard W W Saunders III.
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George Greenhalgh
Berryville
Hampton Horse Show
A. C. Fijelstad
Richmond Times- Dispatch
Howard W. Saunders Jr
Billie Weatherall
Saunders
Greenhalgh
Howard W W. Saunders
Swiss Not Afraid Of Germany
Geneva report notes Switzerland warns Hitler against invading Swiss territory and will defend its independence. Swiss leaders emphasize language unity and national resolve. Citizens trained for defense include men 20 to 48 with firearms, ready to mobilize if foreign troops cross borders.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Switzerland
Adolf Hitler
Gi Motta
Germany
Rhineland
Austria
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
der Bund
Nasis
Timit
Alps
Forrest of Rain On East Shore
The Eastern Shore area faced one of its heaviest downpours in years with unofficial rainfall near 4.5 inches. Crops saw little damage though some potato fields were flooded. traffic slowed but major routes remained open. rain continued late at night. In Richmond, Commissioner Koiner said recent heavy statewide rainfall aided farmers though wheat harvesting faced interference.
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Painter
Eastern Shore
Richmond
Koiner
Horses Get Tickets In Beckley Parking Dispute
In Beckley West Virginia prosecutor W A Thornhill Jr and assistant W H McGinis Jr refused to pay parking fines for their two horses who were left tied on a street without meters fed. A policeman issued fines to the horses and their keepers, sparking a municipal dispute over parking rules for animals.
Charges Dismissed in Kentucky Anti-Labor Trial
Federal Judge H Church Ford sustained the government motion to dismiss charges against three Harlan county coquart ers and three companies in the anti labor conspiracy case. The freed defendants include Elmer D Hall and the Three Point Coal Company William H Lienknecht and the Blue Diamond Coal Corporation and C B Burchfield and the Black Star Coal Company.
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London
H. Church Ford
Harlan County
Elmer D. Hall
Three Point Coal Company
William H. Lienknecht
Blue Diamond Coal Corporation
C. B. Burchfield
Black Star Coal Company
Safety Campaign Calls Nation to Curb July Accidents
The National Safety Council urged a nationwide drive to cut the Fourth of July accident toll, which last year reached 10,200 in the United States. The effort, backed by major groups including the American Red Cross and the American Legion, seeks to reduce July and summer fatalities and asks active support from police and citizens nationwide.
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The
Star
Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars
International Association of Chiefs of Police
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Society For Prevention of Blindness
International Society For Crippled Children
American Red Cross
National Grange
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Automotive Safety Foundation
American Automobile Association
American Association of State Highway Officials
Institute of Traffic Engineers
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbus B'nai B'rith
Masonic Order
Knights of Pythias, Elks, Eages, Moose
Kiwanis International
International Association of Lion, Clubs
Optimist International
Thomas H. MacDonald
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Daniel C. Roper
Secretary of Commerce
Washington Apple Crop Prospects From Wenatchee Report
Wenatchee Daily World reports federal estimates show lighter apple production nationwide, brightening Yakima growers. The crop is about 55 percent of normal on June 1, with conditions 22 percent below last year, and Yakima foresees a ten percent drop from 1938.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Associated Press
Yakima Valley
C. C. Aller
Yakima Fruit Growers Association
Campaign urges citizens to pledge safer summer action
The council endorses the campaign and asks members to pledge to drive carefully swim with caution and avoid fireworks. It has secured support from President Roosevelt governors of all states motor vehicle officials state highway patrol heads mayors of large cities and police chiefs to wage war on traffic crashes drownings and fireworks casualties.
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Roosevelt
Dallas-Now reports quintuplet Chihuahua litter
Dallas-Now notes Cheta Herkie a three year old Mexican Chihuahua bore five puppies totaling one pound three ounces. Dr W G Brooke veterinarian calls the litter rare among Chihuahua dogs.
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Dallas
Cheta Herkie
W. G. Brooke
Chihuahua
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Anton Cermak
Auto Equipment
Goodrich
Silvertown
Braddock
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Hampton Show
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George Washington Hotel
Kentucky
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Washington State
Grover Whalen
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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