Virginia Conference Opens 136th United Brethren Session
The 136th annual Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church opened at St. Paul’s Church Elkton with Bishop Batdorf presiding. More than 500 delegates attend as Dr. Havermale reports full benevolence budgets and a 3 percent overage. emphasis on sanctified laity aiding ministers.
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Elkton
Virginia
Batdorf
Transfer of Harrisonburg pastor to East Pennsylvania Conference
The stationing committee met to report on stationing decisions at the final session held overnight. The morning session featured missions and addresses by Bishop Batdorf Rev Gordon Howard Dr E E Harris Dr B G Zeigler from Dayton and Dr W O Weidler with Rev Richard Caulkner a missionary to Africa. The afternoon planned hearings and the Divinity Dames meeting at three.
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Harrisonburg
Batdorf
J. Gordon Howard
E. E. Harris
Young Peoples
G. Zeigler
Dayton
Ohio
Mission Board
W. 0. Weilder
Richard Caulkner
Africa
Divinity Dames
Evangelism through missions and stewardship session
At Mrs. H. T. Frey home the annual gathering of the Woman's Missionary Association will convene. The evening program centers on the conference theme Evangelism through missions and stewardship.
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H. T. Frey
Woman's Missionary Association
Lutheran Pastors Meet for Stewardship Institute
The Rev. Dr. Luther A. Thomas Grace Lutheran Church and the Rev. C. E. Seastrunk Gravel Springs pastor with the Rev. Snyder Alleman Stephens City joined twenty Valley pastors at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Mount Jackson for an informal ministers’ institute. They discussed stewardship appointment synodical beneficence and financial programs including current expenses and related church finance topics.
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Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
This City
C. E. Seastrunk
Gravel Springs
Snyder Alleman
Stephens City
Mount Calvary
Lutheran Church
Mount Jackson
God’s Acre
Clergy Assembly Concludes With Hope For Increased Apportionment
A gathering of ministers from Timberville Shenandoah Harrisonburg and other towns adjourned after a day of discussion with Rev A W Ballentine presiding and Rev G S Derrick as secretary. Lunch was served at Shenandoah Lodge and delegates expressed satisfaction with the day and anticipate stronger paid apportionment in the year ahead.
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Derrick
Shenandoah Lodge
Spain Steps To Bolster Balearic Defenses
Madrid reports Spain pressing forward with reinforcements to strengthen defenses of the Balearic Islands. Details indicate government action to increase coastal and military readiness amid regional tensions.
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Spain
Madrid
Balearic, Islands
Gibraltar duties under Utrecht treaty debated
Discussion notes Spain must guard water around Gibraltar under Utrecht while Britain controls operations. The treaty also binds Spain to defend land approaches, prompting reinforced Spanish armed forces in the Gibraltar zone.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Dranken Driver Fined and Jailed for DWI
Harvey H. Herndon of Washington D C was fined 100 dollars and costs totaling 110 25 and sentenced to one month in jail for driving while intoxicated. E C Barrett of Berryville Avenue was fined 15 25 for reckless driving. Jack Blackburn alias Harmelin of Winchester and Cincinnati Ohio was fined 10 25 for disorderly conduct in a local poolroom.
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Harvey H. Herndon
Washington, D. C
E. C. Barrett
Berryville Avenue
Jack Blackburn
Harmelin
Winchester
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Pat Dunn Appointed Special Officer for City Traffic
Dr. Anderson announces Pat Dunn a popular Charley Rouss fire company driver has been named special officer to enforce traffic ordinances at the Bos cawen Braddock streets intersection. Dunn accepts the post as a public spirited citizen without remuneration as the police department struggles with coverage across the city.
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John
Pat” Dunn
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Boscawen
Braddock Streets
Dunn
Anderson
Equitable Life Official Leon O. Fisher Dies in Yonkers
Leon O. Fisher vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States died today at his Yonkers home. He led the life company in financial and policy matters and had served in top posts for many years. His passing marks a loss for the organization and its regional operations.
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Yonkers, N. Y
Leon O. Fisher
Equitable Life Assurance
United States
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