Shakespearean Reader at Marist College Lecture Series
A Shakespearean reader visits Marist College delivering lectures to students and the public. The event at the college hall features readings by a noted interpreter of Shakespeare's work, with remarks and congratulations to Miss Hornett L Truk Toy and others. Attendees include local residents and church members, with a post-lecture reception planned.
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College Hall
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Valentine Tea at Mossed Sedvent Home
A Valentine tea at the home of Mrs Jonny Pitts JI in Westland, among a crowd of ladies, featured foliage plants and flowers, red heart decorations, and a center display with valentines. Guests included Mrs Seay, Mrs Wilking, Mrs Emmett Cotler, and many others. the afternoon included games, gifts, and a birthday celebration for Miss Pillages Campbell with valentine themed decor and prizes.
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Valentine
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Vrs Seay
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Wilking
Dela Ga
Emmett Cotler
Mra
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Urs
Mia
Sail
Mies Miufield
Campbell
Sore
Droo
Bo Campbell
Fiain Park
Hell
Fred L Betts
Kiyder
Gadsden
Margaret Brenan
Cincinnati
Harold Gallup
Motion Picture Pointers and Education Plans
The article discusses ministerial views on film publication and public interest. It notes planned adoption of motion picture courses by several public schools in Withl a Kan and mentions Thomas A Bbdi son coordinating these courses with regular classwork, aiming to expand educational offerings by spring.
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Thomas A Bbdison
Hapeville Bank Declares 14 Percent Dividend
The Bank of Hapeville yesterday declared a 14 percent dividend for the year 1912. One hundred and thirty members attended the annual meeting, stockholders praised the result, and an undivided profit offer was set aside. Officers elected were President J T Lasque, first vice president O C Kidds, vice president, and J N Dani cashier.
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Mass Meeting Sunday for Cuban Missions Call to 20900 Methodists
A conference of the Atlanta Methodist district urged all 20900 Methodists to attend a Sunday mass meeting at Wesley Memorial Church to support Cuban missions. Speaker Tom Southgate of Norfolk, a noted Methodist layworker, will discuss mission needs and fundraising, with Bishop Warren and others slated to speak.
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Valentine March
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Bille Syms
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Cugenly Bridges
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William Patterson
Elizabeth Werritt
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Elizabeth Crenshaw
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Goree Stands Trial For Motor Accident Victim Involved
Wisdom Goree of 453 North Boulevard was charged with reckless driving after a motorcycle reportedly ridden by Goree struck Miss Maggie Ruth Moore 39 Tast Baku Street as she crossed Feathar Lane and Bikard Street. Moore was left unconscious with temple injuries and later died at the hospital.
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Wealthy family's runaway son feared dead in elevator tragedy
A 19 year old youth, son of a wealthy Pennsylvania family, was killed Friday when a lift mishap in a Harrisburg building trapped him. Authorities and undertakers prepared burial as telegrams went out seeking his relatives. Reports tied his identity to a Georgia man and a prior larceny sentence, but details remained uncertain as investigations continued.
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General Woodford Dies at Age of 78
New York editor and former United States minister to Spain General Steward L. Woodford died at his New York home after a long illness. He served as a publicist and diplomat in the early 20th century, and his death follows a brief illness of more than two weeks.
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New York
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