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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1938

Page

5

War Supplies Bring Protest at Virginia Conference

The 139th annual Virginia Conference session heard shipyards supply war materials fueling protests. Dr Zeigler noted US shipments to Japan and China, with 50 percent of wartime materials coming from the United States. The meeting ends with ministerial appointments and possible Martinburg host next year.

J. Zeiten Derk Zeigler Japan China United States Europe B'shon G. D. Batdorf Resolutions Committee Martinburg M J Miller Winchester Dayton Conference Sunes Intendent A. P Hovermale Secrist A. J. Secrist Martinsburg D. Hovermele Board of Home Missions Chis Virginia Hovermale

Harrisonburg church notes record seminary growth and endowment

Dr. W. N. Roberts becomes new president of Bonebrake Seminary Dayton Ohio and the Shenandoah College endowment reports total around 14 900 expended in two years. The general education board contributes 6 000 to 7 000 yearly. Mrs R Brill presides at the Harrisonburg church session with plans and nominations for the conference and various commissions.

W. N. Roberts Bonebrake Seminary Dayton Ohio Dunstorwnes Bonebrake American Association of Theological Seminaries J. A. Lyter Harrisonburg Re Martinsburg Vernon Haven Kessel Paul Sion& College Shenandoah College Endowment Fund W. PF. Gruver J H. Roebush B. E Miller Lege General Education Board of the Church Brill R Brill Harrisonburg C. A Paul Shifler J. Paul Gruver Hovermale R. L. Brill Bishop Batderson Dentiala V. W. Wright G. W. Winney D. P. Glove Roanoke B. Oe L. G.erland Crist Martineburg W. F. Grover Martinebir J. E. Oliver Keyser J. H. Riebush E. C. Wine G. W. Stover Winchester D. PF. Grovier Staunton C. W. Tinsman Verona Eea Groves J. R Pedigo Shenandoah College E. W. Funk W. F. Gruver W. O. Cooley C. J. Dyche C. W. Hiser A. P. Hoyermale J. H. Ruebush Glen Webush Conference Ease Society A. J. Secrist Berkley Springs L. G. Bridgers Cumberland Wade Miller D. A. Prazier Jones Spring W. Va George Tedrick J. R. Collis J. R. Sawyer Blairtona K. Welsh Westernport R. N. Young Petersburg Home Mission L. C. .Messick Great Cacapon H. E. Richardson Franklin L. A Racey Glen Foreign Mission P. W Fisher Ida M Judy C. J. Racey W. M. Maiden Harriston Social Service B. Caplinger Churchville L. E. Shaeffer Shenandoah R. Kesecker Sleepy Creek B. F. Spitzer West Frederick L. W. Hendrickson Baker W Va D. A Prazier E. £. Miller

Uncle Sam Launches Good Neighbor Fleet for South America

The United States inaugurates the Good Neighbor Fleet of three luxury liners to South America. SS Brazil sails from New York Oct 8 to Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Santos and Buenos Aires. Ships include SS Argentina and SS Uruguay with 400 passengers each and 18 knots speed.

Uncle Sam South America Brazil New York Harbor Rio de Janeiro Montevideo Santos Buenos Aires Americas New Good Neighbor United States Maritime Commission American Republics Line Argentina Uruguay Virginia Pennsylvania California New York San Francisco United States North South America Interna Maritime Commission Panama Pacific Line Newport News Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Brooklyn Moore & McCormack Co., Inc Moore & McCormack

Melchiorre Denies All Charges in Tense Hearing

Melchiorre told the committee he did not authorize the sale of legislation and denied pocketing $5,000 from a $150,000 deal. The hearing featured conflicting testimony from Margiotti Friedman and Miss Peach and included the reading of the Mr X statement. Senator Di Silvestro disputed Margiotti claims of $1,000 payments to senators at a farm picnic.

Margiotti Mike Spatola Ncy-General Philadelphia Stand Edward Friedman Bounder Margiotti Miss Peach Melchiorre Mélchiorre Mr. X Méarghotti C. S. Pugliese Miss Péach Anthony di Silvestro McClose Key Harry Shapiro di Silvestro

To Build Homes For Hapless Folk

Bids are received by State Department of Public Welfare representatives at Elkton for three five room houses to house former Shenandoah National Park residents not eligible for homesteads. One house will be in Page County near Shenandoah, one in Greene County near Stanardsville, and one in Madison. The program aims to make these people self supporting. Several families have already been placed by the Shenandoah Homesteads Office.

Luray State Department of Public Welfare Elkton Page County Shenandoah Greneée County Stanardsville Madison Shenandoah National Park

Luther Leaguers Plan Camp At Shrine Mont New Market

The New Market Luther League Committee announces Camp New Market at Shrine Mont Orkney Springs September 24 and 25. Registration 6 to 7 30 p m Saturday. Lodging two meals Sunday 175 dollars. Chaplain John O Woods leads worship with Miss Frances Miller Shenandoah Synodical president present.

Luther Leaguers Shrine Mont New Market Orkney Springs John O. Woods Woods Frances Miller Shenandoah Virginia Luther League

IL Mother Dies On Hearing Her Son Is Killed

Baltimore on September 22 fourte en year old Theodore Luedtke borrowed skates and was hit by a car at an intersection. He died on arrival at the hospital. His mother Catherine Luedtke fainted and later died. the impact left nine of twelve children survivors. Driver Howard Crockett was released pending an autopsy by coroner F L C.

Baltimore Theodore Luedtke Julius Catherine Lue Luedtke Howard Crockett

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