What Is Religion? Talk by Dr. Boyd Edwards
Dr. Boyd Edwards speaks on religion before the Reformed Church Laymen's League at St Stephens Church social hall. He presents five debates using classical figures to define religion as nourishment of life and the need for personal reform, with an emphasis on self-improvement and civic duty. The session closes with church business and officer elections as the Virginia Reformed Church convenes.
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Roanoke
Martinsburg
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W. F. DeLong
Board of Home Missions
Home Mission Board
Philadelphia
Aries
Union of the Reformed Church In the
United States
Evangelical Synod of North American
J. I. Stahr
Hood College
Frederick
Board of Christian Education
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Christian Education
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Baltimore
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Board of Home Mission
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Chauffeur Questioned After Alleged Photo Run Near Fortified Zone
Yokosuka base police questioned the chauffeur of a sightseeing car used by the American Congressional party en route to Manila after reports that occupants photographed a fortified zone. License check indicated the riders included Representative Bert Lord and Mrs Iglesias. they were not questioned and returned to the President Grant at Yokohama. Emper or Hirohito hosted Vice President Garner and Speaker Burns as they headed to Manila for the new Commonwealth inauguration.
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Burns
Hirohito
Japan
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Vice President Visits Tokyo Emphasizes Unofficial Tone
Garner and his party attended a Soiree of the American-Japan Society in Tokyo with Rep. and Mrs. Willis Robert. The Vice President said his trip is entirely unofficial and will not involve discussions of international questions with Japanese officials.
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American-Japan Society
Willis Robert
Tokyo
Woman appointed Rockingham sheriff to fill unexpired term
Mrs. Augusta V. Fawley was appointed by Circuit Judge H W Bertram to be Rockingham county sheriff until December 31 next. She is believed to be Virginia’s first woman sheriff. She posted a $5 000 bond and named deputies, including F N Newman and J W Moyers. The Democratic committee will nominate a replacement candidate for the county election next week.
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H.W. Bertram
Circuit Court
Rockingham County
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Fawley
Virginia
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J. W. Moyers
B. E. Martin
B. O. Cooper
J. Frank Good
W. E. Lucas
Mr. Fawley
Democratic Central Committee
Rockingham and
Harrisonburg
J. A. Bazzle
Mrs Fawley as Democratic candidate for long term seat
Friends yesterday said Mrs Fawley will be submitted to the Democratic committee as a candidate starting January 1. Aspirants named include J W Chenault Samuel Heltzell Larrick Zirkel Deputy U S Marshal F Echard and P K Shenk. Deputy Frank Newman, an applicant, says he will support Mrs Fawley and urges raising 150000000 for the first decade with about 9 000 000 more needed the first year and a gradual decline thereafter to fund road and secondary system construction.
Freight Carriers Favorable To State Regulation
In Richmond the Virginia Highway Users Association heard H Lester Hooker of the State Corporation Commission say freight carriers for hire on state highways will favor state regulation once familiar with the new Federal measure. He noted amendments preserve state rights and urged carriers to assess benefits seen by passenger lines. State Highway Commissioner Henry G Shirley spoke on funding the primary system to a sound economical basis, estimating costs to improve 9 000 miles.
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Virginia Highway Users Association
H. Lester Hooker
State Corporation Commission
Congress
Senate
House Committee
Henry G. Shirley
Association
Highway Department
Tabu Rules For Hawaiian Women Described In Bulletin
Pan Pacific Press notes tabu as a Hawaiian folk word with prohibitions on women eating in front of men or cooking in the same house. The bulletin outlines several traditional tabu practices across ancient Polynesia.
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Pan-Pacific Press Bureau
Fraternity House Hit By Refrigerator Explosion
A refrigerator explosion in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house at the University of Pennsylvania sent fumes through the building forcing 26 members including two football players into the street. A second blast blew off the fridge top and showered the pantry with fruit china and silverware as students returned inside.
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Philadelphia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Pennsylvania
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