Bowling Standings and Scores From Tuesday League Matches
Across The Headpin reports Columbia Baking defeating Va. Woolen No. 1 by five pins in the deciding game. Sam Renner led Aak, while Studebaker Champions topped Clearbrook Woolen with key scores from Hugh Punkhouse and Jim Fiddler. Valley Service upset South End Hose Co with John Boyd's surge to 134 in game seven. Glaze and Bro. beat Bell Clothes Stores as Jack Billmyer and Harry Aiken posted 126 and 121. Van Woolen No. 2 swept Coca Cola with Dan Boone 141 and Bob Leese 128. Snapp's Foundry and Elks Club split two ties, forcing a five-game decider. Bev Bailey tied the opening game late. Final tallies list standinds and team/set scores, with top individual marks: Boyd 134, Fiddler 950, Billmyer 347.
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John Boyd
Southern
Glaie
Bro
Bell Clothes Stores
Jack Billmyer
Harry Aiken
Jim Merriner
Bob Yerby
Dan Boone
Bob Leese
van Woolen
Coca Cola
Snapp
Foundry
Elks Club
Joe Hershberger
Elks
Bev Bailey
Studebaker Champs
South End Hose Co
Elks. Club
Valley Service
Glaize and
Clearbrook Woolen
Glaize
Insignificance of Man and Christian Faith Examined
The excerpt contrasts atheist and Christian beliefs, arguing atheism rests on theoretical human powers while Christian knowledge rests on revelation confirmed by experience. It asserts faith in Christ becomes certain when religion is an experience aligned with fundamental truths.
Atheism as Religion in Modern Thought
The article argues that atheists claim emancipation from superstition yet rely on faith in a doctrine less rational than Christianity. It contends that atheism contradicts modern science which increasingly supports its case.
Cotton Goods Sale Forbidden in England 1700s
A fragment notes that sale of cotton goods was forbidden in England in 1700 as they competed with native wool, reflecting early protectionist trade measures and industrial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hedgesville Socials and Local Bird Lore
In Hedgesville and nearby towns, Mr and Mrs R C Sherman hosted gatherings for visiting families including Mr and Mrs Harry Kerns of Grimes and Mr and Mrs Hollis De Haven with their children along with Mr Clarence Skipper from Jones Spring. The article notes the condor as a large flying bird, about four feet long with a nine foot wingspan. A myth question answers the Minotaur, a figure with the head of a bull and body of a man, in Greek myth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kerns
Grimes
Hollis de Haven
Clarence Skipper
Jones Sprin
Guy Tadcliff
Haywrda
Martinsburg
B.L.M
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Claston
Eéday
Loudoun St
Front Royal
Sx Seabright
Goce
Kinghan
Carnation Milk
Kenny’s
Stokely’s
Seabright’s Market
S. Loudoun ST
Calak
Flakorn
Hedgesville
W. Va
R. C. Sherman
Clarence Deh
Borutselp
Eagle Brand
Gorton’s
Tor the Real
Nila Ea
Asco
Long
Lebanon
Campbell’s
Farmdale
Manning’s
Ee Phillips
Adam’s Maid
Pride of Farms
Armdale
Glendale Club
Pillsbury
Sunshine Bakers
Wilson
Westinghouse
Nabisco
Asco Fresh Produce Savings Fancy
Snow White
Long Island
Cauliflower
California
Jonathan
New England
Margaret O'Brien
Harry Evans
W. W. Wheatley
Sco Haa
Broad
Asce
Parson
Kirkman
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