Missionary Cartwright Heads to China for Postwar Program
The Rev. Frank T. Cartwright of Maplewood New Jersey arrives in Chung China by air from New York via Africa and India to lead a survey with Chinese leaders. As former China missionary and longtime head of Methodist work in China he chairs the China Committee for the Foreign Missions Conference. The study will span four to six months and addresses postwar Christian service and leprosy precautions in the region.
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Frank T. Cartwright
Maplewood
N. J
Chung
China
New York
Africa
India
Board of Missions and Church Extension
Cartwright
Methodist Church
China Committee
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
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World church leaders urge peace use of atomic energy
Leaders including E R Kellersberger and S E Gruenstein urge public health, organ building, and global harmony. They envision atomic power used for peace under international control, and call for Universal Week of Prayer from January 6 to 13 1946 with sermons on unity and missionary topics.
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New York
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London
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York
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Christian Unity
Firemen's Frolic Set In Stephens City This Week
Stephens City residents prep for a Firemen's Frolic at the Fire Hall and Boy Scout cabin over Thursday through Saturday with bingo prizes donated by local and Winchester merchants. Anne Lemley visiting parents. families and officials send best wishes to departing Smiths.
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Anne Lemley
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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Jean Smallwood
Baltimore
Winchester
Mrs Carmel Boyer Returns From Visit In Hagerstown
Mrs Carmel Boyer has returned from a visit with friends in Hagerstown.
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Marine Schultz Returns as Cleveland Manager
Former truck driver and dispatcher Richard W. Schultz was wounded on Iwo Jima. After discharge the Middle Atlantic Transportation Co. trained him in New York and sent him back to Cleveland to lead the local office as manager.
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Iowa Jima
New York
Cleveland
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