Destiny of world rests on Christian youth says leader
Harold Reichardt of Petersburg, president of the State Christian Endeavor Union, told the Western District convention in the Church of Christ that the world faces a crisis like the Exodus era and youth must lead service. Miss Margaret Paugh urged officers to sacrifices for service and Miss Anna Belle Snyder hosted a district meeting dinner. The Queen Mary consumes about 225 barrels of oil daily.
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Petersburg
Christian Endeavor Union
Virginia
Church of Christ
Reichardt
Israel
Margaret Paugh
Arre
C. E. Union
W. M. Norment, Jr
Woodstock
Charles Crabill
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Anna Belle Snyder
Winchester
Spring Ball Camps News Notes
Across multiple cities, spring exhibition notes highlight Freddie Sutton admitting baseball came with a football label, Hutchinson's Tigers debut anticipated in Orlando, and Haney's Browns seeking holdouts. Bonura opposes Giants curfew in Baton Rouge, Feller to start in Cleveland’s plan, and Baker under study in New York trade context. Bees celebrate victory while Casey Stengel manages rookies, Sox vs Angels in Ontario, and Yankees praise Steve Sandra with two singles and eight scoreless innings.
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Five Dollar Stamp Is Highest U S Postage Denomination
J M A states the present U S postage stamps top out at five dollars in face value. The five dollar stamp is the largest denomination currently issued by the Postal Service.
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Dixie specials and sports chatter mix in New York round up
A lively sports round up from New York on March 18 covers Bill Terry predicting Giants finishing first and second, Lew Riggs possibly moving to the Polo Grounds, Joe Medwick deal reportedly off, and varied notes from Grapefruit League writing. Also includes light gossip on writers and a guest star Braven Dyer.
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Funeral Rites Held For Edward Arnold 80
A large gathering attended the funeral at Timber Ridge Christian Church for Edward T. Arnold 80 of Hooks Mill Hampshire County West Virginia after a three week illness. The Rev Robert A Whitten of Winchester conducted services with interment in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Arthur Raymond Willard Guy Benson and Ross Lafollette. He was born December 6 1868 son of Lewis and Edna Spaid Arnold and survived by his widow Nellie Arnold and daughter Mrs Owen Godlove of Hagerstown Maryland.
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Hemphill wins third annual Aiken invitation golf title
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia South Carolina posted a 52 hole score of 72 72 75 totaling 219 to win the third annual Aiken invitation golf tournament concluded yesterday Other top scorers included Mrs Betty P Meckley of Silver Springs Maryland with 79 79 77 235
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Yanks may move farm club from Norfolk over ball park doubt
The article discusses the Yanks potentially relocating their class B farm team from Norfolk if a suitable ball park cannot be secured. It notes Harry Sand of City College will join Phi Beta Kappa and mentions spring training with a humorous aside about box scores and public interest.
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Berry's 137 High Score For Ladies
Results from last night show the Jr. Woman's Club leading 3 to 0 against National Print with Cammers and Beta Sigma scoring. Highlights include Berry achieving 137 for high individual game and Cather Hershey 326 in high set. Junior Woman's Club posted top team game 529 while Hershey 504 and Star 495 also stood out.
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Granges Sponsor Apple Pie Contests Across States
Granges in Washington state last year held apple pie contests that climaxed at the National Grange session in Portland with a state winner’s pie presented to National Master Louis J. Taber. The trend may spread as other states and groups adopt the idea, aiming for regional and national contests. The Grange tradition of featuring apple pie at its gatherings continues to shape future events.
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Low voter turnout hits Ottawa city primaries
In Ottawa Kansas none of the incumbents faced opposition as primaries loom with no registered voters and no nonincumbents qualified, signaling little public engagement ahead of the election.
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State Still Lacking In Adequate School Houses For a Growing Population
Virginia faces a shortage of suitable school buildings despite large investments over the past decade. R V Long, head of the state division of school buildings, cites $26 million spent since 1929 with 1938–39 shaping up as the biggest year yet, aided by PWA grants and WPA projects.
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Navy Launches Ship with Champagne Sponsorship Policy
Washington reports on the Navy's ship launches where a sponsor, a woman who breaks a bottle on the bow and names the vessel, is central to ceremonies. The champagne tradition is highlighted as vital yet unevenly supported by command. Navy aims to streamline this aging ritual amid budget concerns.
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Ill Brinson Refuses Help as New Bern House Burns
Charles J Brinson, ill and bedridden, refused to leave his home as a fire erupted in New Bern North Carolina. Firefighters arrived with an ambulance but Brinson reportedly insisted he could not be bothered, continuing his hot tin supper until flames were quenched.
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