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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1923

Page

2

Methodist Sunday Schools Increase in 1922

Chicago May 1 1922 report shows 4 018 194 Methodist Episcopal Sunday School members in 36 181 schools with over 400 000 officers and teachers. They contributed 1 772 121 to missions, reaching 88 percent of the 2 000 000 goal. 181 254 pupils joined the church, 68 247 more than net membership gain.

Chicago Methodist Episcopal

Church Membership Boost Tied to Accessions in Year Book

The Methodist Year Book notes that without these accessions the church would have suffered a considerable loss in membership, highlighting the impact of new members on church strength and growth.

Pocahontas Real Name Revealed Matoaka Says Historian

Historian W Leech argues Pocahontas was a nickname given by her father Powhatan. He asserts the princess’s real name was Matoaka and notes the term means little wife. The claim challenges common textbook lore amid a review of colonial era sources.

New York Ealy John Smith Pocahontas Leech Greenwich Conny Venient America London Ae Ontas Powhatan Mrvech Matoaka W .Leech

Pocahontas Recognized by Her Native Name Matoaka in Virginia

Harris Hart, Virginia superintendent of public instruction, notes Pocahontas was historically Matoaka in her home state, despite wide use of Pocahontas. Documentary references include Willam Strachey’s script naming Matoake and an inscription on Simon de Passe’s painting identifying Matoaka as Robena, daughter of Powhatan.

Delaware Matoake Powhatan Reite

Greatest Fraud Quote Adage Refers to Self Deception

A concise quotation notes self deception as the first and worst fraud with a sharp claim that all simulation is easy after that. The snippet ends with garbled text suggesting a cryptic phrase or label.

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