Sunday School Session at Prinity Chapel
Regular Thursday afternoon access at 2 oclock in the Sunday school room of Prinity. A full rite was desired by members with no plans for observance. Flower Mission day must be considered. Visitors will be cordially welcomed to all meetings.
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Shol
Prinity
Flower Mission
Piedmont Hotel
Morgan Viglin School
Ntino Gass
Mise Lilett
Johnson
Piedmonthee
Wiss
Norm Stirling
Wailiam Claerspiker
Wiss Caroline Moore
Aledo Bath
Lore
Wibb
Stinin
Pist
Sear Thest
Howe
Jetnsens Clos
West Avelin
Orches Troathiss
Lheim Atiss Balnes
Worgan Wicky
Social News From The Village Church Event And Weddings
A church roof garden benefit sale and Masquerade Party fund raiser feature invites for ladies art society support with admission fifty cents. Mr and Mrs Sherwood hosted a quiet gathering in Ansley for their son’s milestone, and Mrs Norris entertained with friends in Knox ville. Invitations for May 12 announce Clara Ky Latine’s marriage to Q W Randall in Valdosta with a summer home in Fruitland Park. Thornton Maxwell and Amos Thornton announce Teone Fearle’s marriage to Wy Pimeur Matwell on May 23, 1910.
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Ladies Art Society
Mr and
Wes Sherwood Tires
Ansley
Yank Fm
Sherwood
Thornton-Maxwell
Amos Thornton
Teone Fearle
Wy Pimeur Matwell
Meeting Notices For West Ind Study Class Morning Session
The West Ind Study class meets at 109 clocks with Mrs John De Winter Leachtree clrcls. A Second Ward Chile meeting is set for Pryor street at loch to discuss important business and plans for summer and fall works.
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West Ind
John de Winter Leachtree
Mera Hen
Chile
Pryor Street
Unitarian Denomination Keeps Name After Annual Meeting
Barton May 25 The annual American Unitarian Association meeting adopted a commission report stating it would be expedient to supplant the denominational name but the name will not be changed. Treasurer Henry McWilliams reported assets rising from 14 to 4 909 G. Gustave Millhiser, noted Virginia manufacturer and wealthy man, died suddenly at his Richmond home aged 85.
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Barton
American Unitarian Association
Charles Wo Dhot
Harvard
Henry McWillams
Milsons
Gustave Milthiser
Richmond
Gustave Millhiser
Virgina
Presbyterian Ban on Union Assembly Debated
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted on a report about Union Theological Seminary’s doctrinal status. Dr Francig Lawn objected to the claim that the seminary is not bound to teach Presbyterian doctrine. Rev Mark Witthews led the report in Seattle remarks. Vote results show New York Presbytery opposed a proposed amendment, revealing tension over gifts and denominational alignment.
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Rochester, N Oy
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Union Theological Seminary
Francig Lawn
Union Seminary
Mark Witthews
Seattle
Brown
Bourd
New York
Ton
Birmingham Named by the Cumberland Presbyterians
The Cumberland Church assembly adjourned in Birmingham to meet next year. A resolution urged support for property rights before the U S Supreme Court and called for individual gifts to fund litigation. A broad missionary program was endorsed while schooling standards were not made a condition for candidate admission. The Christan Endeavor issue was debated with moves toward possible withdrawal.
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Memphis
Generi
Umberland
Cumberland Church
Theo
Christian 1 Ale Avoe
Frdravor
Cambatimt Calle
Leonard Poats
Rabbir
No Present Change in Mexican Policy
A garbled report claims no shift in Mexican policy. The president dismissed speculation about changes in war invention exports and warned about safeguarding foreign interests. The piece notes high officials favor cautious moves by the military before new policy steps.
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Wahington Max
Duval West
Callern
West
Third Year in Arctic for Donald MacMillan
Donald MacMillan the explorer will spend another year in the Arctic. A dispatch through the American consul general in Copenhagen says he plans to remain to complete work among the Inuit at Cape Morris. All other expedition members will return to America this summer.
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New York
Donald MacMillan
Mew
York Scientific Secn
Dhe
The
Tribune
Copenhaen
Denmark
Arctic
Houth Sound
Smeaica
His One Little Store Grew to 400 Stores
Philadelphia news reports the death of Thomas Hunte founder and president of a national chain, who arrived from Erchind thirty five years ago. Starting with a small shop, his business expanded to over 400 stores, the company incorporated fifteen years ago, and he died at Haverford at age 51.
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Philadelphia
Thomas 7 Hunte
Haverford
Erchind
Engineers for Prohibition Deluge Endorsed by Convention
In Cleveland on May 25, members of the local locomotive engineers union unanimously endorsed the prohibition initiative. The convention of motherhood and labor groups backed the stance, signaling broad support for the anti alcohol effort among运输 workers and related associations.
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Cleveland
Cox College Ends Session Eighteen Seniors Graduated
Cox College conferred degrees on eighteen seniors in its seventy second commencement marking one of the largest classes in the college history. Twelve additional students received certificates for completed work amid plans for expansion and future growth of Cox College for women.
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Cox College
Southern Colleges
Mabel Chloe Johnson
Allene Singleton
Lether
Jess Pringle
Helen Reeves
Fitna Walters
Huby Wilkerson
Hthel Pringle
Edna Walters
Boo Fielen Martin
Charline Sasser
Gantry
Bettye Robies
Cooper Helin Dasiels
Aucen Dyer
Myrth Gross Muarjorie Howellannie Marchman
Bessie Méynard
Blanche Hasnake
Vera Lazenby
Marguerite Dyer
Jacob L White
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Safield
Cradi
Bapiis
Townsend Frayerites
Vitin
Leviner
Imeriry
Jiceb L. White
William & Cox
Ididzesang
Brillant
Tax College
Cox Caling
Jiana
No Call For Italians Abroad Mentioned By Officials
Washington reports no call has been made for Italians abroad amid wartime tensions. The Italian ambassador and the Italian consul general in New York offered remarks, but no information on calls or nationality changes was received. Officials say questions about Italians now naturalized remain unsettled and future recall decisions will be kept internal.
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Washington
Car Ferred
York
Una
American Red Cross Aids The Italians
Washington May 25 The American Red Cross headquarters cables Consul General Jones at Genoa that a party of volunteers is en route to aid the Italian front. The plan aims to render assistance with the Italian army but the Italian government has not yet accepted the offer.
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Washington
Amrtan Red Cross
Todas
Greneral Jones
Genow
Austria
American Red Cross
Steamer Sinks Drowning 50 at Sea Near Chile
Fifty people are reported drowned when the Chilean steamer Errazuris or a similar vessel wrecked on the Istruka reef and sank. The 1848 ton ship, 140 feet long, built in 18%. Italian parcel post suspended by Washington port office. mails to be redirected to sender.
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Santiago
Chile
Persus
Waximiang Errazuris
Istruka Reef
Masimiano Frrazuris
Italy
Parcel Post
Washington Ma
Tihan
No Women Notaries For North Carolina Law Zapped
North Carolina Supreme Court declares the recent law allowing women to serve as notaries unconstitutional unless the state constitution is amended. The decision follows an appeal by Mrs Noland Knight of Asheville, with the case arising from a lower court ruling.
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Haligh N
North Carolina
State Supreme Court
Mra Noland
Aeheville
Fiark
Brown
Pensacola Bankers Freed in Contested Case Ruling
In Pensacola a four banker defendants were freed as the court dismissed charges in a case linked to a bank fraud investigation. The ruling named Ve n scena and others as involved parties though defenses prevailed. The decision references Witham Shever and WilkunSht, detailing the trial’s final disposition.
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Trent
Jno L Moore & Sons Ad in Grant Building
Local notice announces Jno L Moore & Sons offering kadaka in all styles at 42 Broad Street Grant Building with advertising for summer sunshine related items, printed in a compact period ad style.
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Jno L Moore & Sons
Kadaka
Broad Street Grant Building
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Barnes
Arthur Smart
Suesty
Tersyih
Hka
Sreus
NEW South Bakery
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William Stuart Withem
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Jean Quantinns
Norris
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Watford
Virginia Chalmers
Jeannatte Johnson
Fewimnn_ Lockett
Winston Silemon
Emily Cook
Willedecy Me
Unitarians
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Crex
Crex Carpet Company
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Birmingham
Cumberlands
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Christian Endeavor
Prohibition
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Progress
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Chicopee Falls, Mass
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