Spring Rally Of C E Societies To Be Held Tomorrow Evening
The annual Spring rally of the District Christian Endeavor unions is set for tomorrow evening with about 100 expected. Harold L Reichardt of Petersburg, Margaret Paugh of Arlington, John D Williams Jr of Hampton, Kennon Collin state treasurer, and Cathleen Shiplett of Staunton lead a program starting with a buffet at six and business at seven. Rev R Aitten of the host church welcomes attendees with Dorothy Crigler and J Mar Pifer reading scripture. Paugh and Reichardt give talks on officer responsibilities and youth opportunities.
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District Christian En- Congregation
Harold L. Reichardt
Petersburg
Virginia C. E. Union
Mararet Paugh
Arlington
John D. Williams, Jr
Hampton
State Union
Kennon Collin
Cathleen Shiplett
Staunton
Charles Crabill
Strasburg
R. Aitten
Hosteh
Dorothy Crigler
Harburg
J. Mar 1
Pifer
Shenah County
Admiral Stark to Head Navy as Chief of Operations
Rear Admiral Harold R. Stark selected by President Roosevelt to become chief of naval operations for four years. He will assume the post June 1 after Admiral Leahy reaches the age limit, with Stark holding full admiral rank and a long service record including World War wartime commands and aides to key officials.
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Washington
iRear
Harold R. Stark
Navy
Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Leahy
Stark
Wilkes-Barre
Naval Academy
Lafay ette College Historian Wins Duke Prize
Dr. Clement Eaton head of the History Department at Lafayette College wins the $1500 Duke University Press prize for the 100th anniversary celebration on the origin of Duke. His book is Freedom of Thought in the Old South.
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Clement Eaton
Lafayette College
Duke University Press
Duke
Old South
Medalists Face Tough Opposition in National Pro Am
In St Augustine Florida Marvin Stahl of Lansing Michigan and Chick Harbart of Battle Creek Michigan opened in the $3000 national pro am best ball event with a 36-hole qualifying score of 127. They drew last year’s champions Frank Moore of Mamaronick New York and Boby Dunkelberger of High Point North Carolina as their first opponents. Eighteen leaders and their amateurs were exempt from qualifying. 30 teams battled for 14 spots in the first flight.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Marvin Stahl
Lansing
Mich
Chick Harbart
Battle Creek
Stahl
Harbart
Drew Frank Moore
Mamaronick
N. Y
Boby
Flaming Youth Topic Tonight at Braddock Street Church
Dr. Raymond Powers continues services at Braddock Street Methodist Church with a sermon on What think ye of Christ and the Son of God. He argues Jesus is the Son of God, discusses prophecy birth life and resurrection, and notes 100 men prayed in renewal around the altar. A youth session titled Let Flaming Youth Flame follows, with morning Bible class clinics at 10 30.
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Christ
Raymond Powers
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Powers
Mathew
Jesus
David
Caesarea
Philippi
Man
God
Jesus Christ
Dr. Powers
Winchester Kiwanis delegate named for Boston convention
S C Brooks president of Winchester Kiwanis Club is named as delegate to the International Kiwanis Convention in Boston in June. Dr Ansel B Groves named as alternate. A history prep committee includes Judge Williams Garland Quarles Handley Schools head Andrew Bell. A float design team for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival parade is formed led by Leonard Miller E Harbaugh Earl Shade Garland Canter. A kick contest presided by F Grove White awards first prize to Wendell Goode. Guests include Co E Bryan Reading Pa Ben Arthur Harry Ebert and W W Cantz.
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S. C. Brooks
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Boston
Mass
Ansel B. Groves
Winchester Research Laboratory
Kiwanis Club
Philip Williams
Garland Quarles
Handley Schools
Andrew Bell
Winchester Club
Leonard I. Miller
E. Harbaugh
Earl Shade
Garland Canter
F. Grove White
Roy Cather
Charles Pine
Wendell Goode
E. E. Harbaugh
Ben Arthur
Harry Ebert
W. W. Cantz
R. Ed Buncutter
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