Mission Work Reported At the Disciples Meeting
The Disciples Christ meeting reports 177 churches donated 20916 to state missions last year. Membership reached 44762, with 3311 increase. Bible schools total 1552 members, up 2656. Fourteen new churches organized, nine parsonages built, 24 church buildings built or rebuilt, five mission points self supporting. A dozen new ministers introduced. Dr. C. M. Gordon spoke on the president’s keynote. Dr. F. P. Burnham discussed his topic. Conference continues in Lynchburg until Friday.
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Ciples Christ
Lynchburg College
C. M. Gordon
Norfolk
FP. W. Burnham
Indianapolis
Irsica
Reynolds Store Notes and Local Visits
Reynolds Store notes several local visits including Mr. Ardell Moore at the George Clark home and Mr. E. G. Reynolds at Ardell Moore's. William Cole and two sons from Martinsboro visited Walter Moore. Robert Shade called on E. B. Brann. Margie Bohrer visited E. D. Shenk. E. H. White of Boyce is building a state road through the area. Between 5000 and 6000 Filipinos are employed harvesting California asparagus.
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Winchester
E. D. Kenk
Ardell Moore
George Clark
William Cole
Martinsboro
Walter Moore
Robert Shade
Siler
E. B. Brann
E. G. Reynolds
Margie Bohrer
E. D. Shenk
E. H. White
Boyce
For Rent and For Sale Classified Fragments
A collage of classified items includes a for rent notice on Main Street and several for sale listings such as an orchard, 3000 apple trees on 160 acres, plus used Delco lighting plants and apple crates. Also mentions a late model Dodge truck and a Rawleigh home service business offer. Ends with quoted pathfinder magazine snippet.
Ex President Irigoyen Taken Aboard Cruiser For Exile
Ex president Hipolito Irigoyen, ousted after the 1930 revolution, left the La Plata barracks at 11 this forenoon and to board the cruiser Belgrano expected to sail this afternoon for Montevideo. He had been ill and left his sick bed to go into exile.
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Associated Press
LA Plata
Argentina
Hipolito Irigoyen
Penedent
Sevneth Regiment
Belgranifo
Montivedo
Jose Uriburu
Boy's Killers Begin Seventh Year of a Life Term
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. began their seventh year in prison for the murder of Robert E. Franks. Loeb serves as clerk for the deputy warden at the old prison while Leopold acts as clerk for the chaplain at Statesville penitentiary in Joliet Illinois.
Local Social Notes And Rain Wanted By Farmers
After a week with Mr and Mrs Will Williams at Mount Williams Alfred Snapp visited his parents Mr and Mrs Briscoe Snapp A light rain fell Sunday night and Monday welcomed by farmers Floyd Snapp visited C C Bauserman Ralph Bauserman called on Freddie Crim Tuesday night The United States is the world s largest producer of hops.
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Will Williams
Mount Williams
Alfred Snapp
Mrs
Briscoe Snapp
Ralph Bauserman
Freddie Crim
United States
Ashby Graves
Louise
Alma
Miss Ramey
Harry White
Ben White
Helene Crim
Retha Snapp
Messrs
Bud Orndoff
Edwin Snapp
Betty Jean Snapp
Carroll Willis
Growers To Meet In Charlottesville
Virginia Horticultural Society will hold its annual meeting in Charlottesville on December 24. Secretary W S Campfield says the 1930 convention should be the most outstanding ever, given major problems facing Virginia fruit growers and the organization’s role in the state’s fruit industry development.
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W. S. Campfield
Virginia Horticultural Society
Charlottesville
Campfield
Virginia
Galilee church to hold services next Sunday
Grimes Virginia reports preaching at Galilee church next Sunday with morning and evening services. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned in weekly social notes including visits to Pittsburgh and Belair Ohio, moves, illnesses, and family gatherings.
Relief Brevities from Relief Virginia school opens with 31 students
Relief Brevities reports Relief, Virginia opening day with enrollment of 31 scholars. The item notes returning resident Freddie Crim from Washington, visits by Crim family, and numerous local calls among residents including Crim, Snapp, and Craig families with names of neighbors and weekend gatherings.
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