Preacher Bishop Denny Opposes Ministers Entering Politics
In Richmond Times Dispatch Bishop Collins Denny, 80, veteran churchman of the Southern Methodist Church, says ministers should not engage in political controversy. He cites historical clashes and notes his own refusal to back political campaigns, stressing that moral questions do not justify church political action.
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Irene Tatum Bivens
Richmond Times-Dispatch
At Church
South
Park Avenue
Denny
America
Southern Methodist Church
United States
Cannon
Alfred E. Smith
Vanderbilt University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
University of Virginia
Princeton University
Princeton
Former Pastor Addresses Local Kiwanis Meeting
Rev. Dr. E. B. Jackson, former pastor of Harrisonburg and First Baptist Churches, spoke to the Kiwanis Club. He recalled local families, highlighted Winchester history, Mission of Kiwanis, and relief for underprivileged children through Boy Scouts and other groups. He noted prior city service and left Harrisonburg yesterday afternoon.
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Harrisonburg
Market Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Winchester
George Washington
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Alexandria
Lexington
Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Boy Scouts
H. C. Sheetz
You Can Sew This Yourself Two Piece for Chic
Marian Martin presents a jaunty two piece dress with cuffed sleeves a boyish collar and inverted pleats. Velveteen or wool options offered with pattern 9184 in sizes 10 12 14 16 18. Catalogue details price patterns and how to order from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
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Chic
Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Retired Leader delivers talks at Louisville Conference
The invitation of the Louisville Conference to deliver a series of addresses at the conference session in Lebanon is noted. He has made two other trips since his retirement last May.
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Louisville
ses+sion
Lebanon
Injury Keeps Johnson Out of Handley Line-Up
Injury from a tackling fall against Hagerstown likely cracked ribs. Johnson, a junior right half back and key player, has returned to classes but may miss several days of play. His absence is deeply felt by Handley teammates who rely on his leadership.
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Town
Johnson
Hagerstown
Handley
Hockman Creditors To Meet On Dec 12
Petition for discharge filed in United States District Court at Harrisonburg by L L Hockman. A hearing is set for December 12 where creditors and interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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United States
Harrisonburg
L. L.hockman
C. B. Gentry
Ford Motor Company Faces Economic Pressure Warning
Ford in Detroit warns of a depression affecting its outlook marking the first revenue decline in four years and signaling significant impact on production and jobs amid market tightening.
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Detroit
Ford
Banks Close for Election Day 1934
Banks announce November 6 1934 as a legal holiday with closures. Paper maturities due that date may be paid on Wednesday November 7 1934. Bank officials include John Sloat Nell Geo Bush Yost Harold Brown and others.
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Sloat Cashier and Savings
Nell
GEO B Bush Union Bank of Winchester
Hove
Lees
Harold G. Brown
Flash of Life and Odd Tales From Narrow Odds
Seattle detective Lieutenant C Hodge traces an old fire extinguisher stolen July 18, 1918. A separate thief search targets a thin man in Butler Pennsylvania after a grocery break in for cigarettes candy and $10. In Greensburg hunting out of season costs $64 for a single red squirrel. Mrs Josephine Gregory hides deposit vaults opened after 50 years revealing odd keepsakes. A Chicago woman Lillian Kenner explains a brick tossed to avoid payment in an employer dispute. In Omaha a moths tale overcoats and vaults prompt city hall custodian quibbles about jurisdiction.
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Seattle
C. 8. Hodge
Greensburg
Westmd County
John Fedder
H. A. Guess
Will Attess
Fedder
Guess
Ford managers urge American industry to seize with common sense
Ford officials from across the nation say business conditions have improved enough for a "great sales year" in 1935 and urge industrialists to take hold of their country and run it with sound American business sense.
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Ford
Detroit
Winter school fashion for smart young girls rises
The piece highlights little skirts on bodice tops in plaids checks and solid colors for winter wear. Emphasis on pleats wool fabrics suited for classroom taste and outdoor activities when school ends. Tomorrow features a dressy afternoon frock.
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