The western branch was called Serta and developed into two varieties, Jacobite and Melchite.
She was elected president of the guild's Western branch in September; the Eastern branch has a separate president, Herb Sargent.
Naukratis, also spelled Naucratis, ancient Greek settlement in the Nile River delta, on the Canopic (western) branch of the river.
It belongs to the Western branch of the Chadic language superfamily within the Afro-Asiatic language phylum.
A second was the Indo-European family, which includes English, French and German in its Western branch and Iranian and Hindi in its Eastern branches.
The red sludge reached the western branch of the Danube early today, Hungarian rescue agency spokesman Tibor Dobson told the state MTI news agency.
She helped establish soup kitchens for miners' families and became involved with the budding western branch of the woman suffrage movement.
Much more important was the Siddhamatrka script, developed during the 6th century ce from the western branch of the eastern Gupta character.
The second schism occurred in the 16th century within the western branch of the religion, when Martin Luther inaugurated the Protestant Reformation.
The western branch has instincts that in many, though not all, places would be called liberal: it favours limited government, fiscal restraint and personal liberty.
WHAT -- 3-bedroom house HOW MUCH -- $869,000 On nearly two acres, this 2,338-square-foot house, built in 1957, has a private dock on the western branch of the Westport River.
