Deaconess Anniversary Marks Four Day Celebration
A four day celebration of the 25th anniversary of the New England Deaconess Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church began with a day of prayer at First Church Temple street. Ellen L. Hibbard and Josephine S. Fisk led the morning service. Rev. W. M. Gilbert directed the noon service. Rev. Peter Black of Jugan spoke at the 4:30 p m service. a later service followed at Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord with Gilbert speaking. Receptions will be held today from 1 to 5 p m at Deaconess Hospital Longwood 175 Pilgrim Road Training School for Christian Service 10 Deaconess Road Deaconess Home 698 Massachusetts Avenue Home for Aged Methodist Women Concord and Deaconess Hospital Concord.
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New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
First
Temple Street
Ellen L. Hibbard
Josephine S. Fisk
W. M. Gilbert
Peter Black
Jugan
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord
Pilgrim Road
Longwood
Training School For Christian Service
Deaconess Road
Deaconess
Massachusetts Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Mob lynches two men accused of murder near Mooringsport
In Shreveport Louisiana on December 11 Charles Washington and Breard Henderson two Black men charged with killing and robbing Cyrus Hotchkin a white man near Mooringsport were lynched near Shreveport while being transported to Mansfield. Authorities said they had confessed.
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Shreveport
Charles Washington
Breard Henderson
Cyrus Hotchkin
Mooringsport
Mansfield
Lights Feast on at Sunset
The Chanukah festival begins in Greater Boston with one light tonight and eight by the last night. A $125,000 suit by Miss Gertrude J. Fitzpatrick of Brookline against the estate of the late James M. Fairfield remains undecided as a sealed verdict is due Monday after a Suffolk Superior Court trial.
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Greater
Boston
Gertrude J. Fitzpatrick
Brookline
James M. Fairfield
Lawrence
Stevens
Suffolk Superior Court
Founder of Brotherly Relief Colony Dies in Colorado
Frank Craig founder of the Craig Colony of Brotherhood Relief in Denver died in his tent from tuberculosis. Nurses found his body today. He came from Columbus Ohio seven years ago to start the philanthropy that made him known nationwide.
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Denver
Frank Craig
Craig Colony of
Brotherhood Relief
The
Colny
Craig
Colorado
Columbus
Ohio
Prominent Lawyer Palmer Dies by Self-Inflicted Shot
William Palmer a 41 year old Saratoga County lawyer clubman and Republican politician committed suicide at his Waterford home. No cause has been assigned for the act.
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Troy
N. Y
William ¥. Palmer
Saratoga County
Waterford
Newsboys to Install New Officers Tomorrow
Arrangements were completed by the Boston Newsboys' Protective Union No. 77 for the installation of the new officers for the ensuing one year term on Sunday afternoon.
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Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union No. 77, A. F. of L
Guild of St. Elizabeth Fair Supports Babies Slogan
The Guild of St. Elizabeth held a bazaar at Copley Plaza with booths in the state suite to aid the guild. Dolls and toys were sold by Maude Rockwell Alice Murray Christine Wollett and Mrs. David J. Johnson. Fancy articles table run by Mrs. Warren Hill Mrs. Jay Benton Mrs. James Kelley and Margaret Carey. Household table led by Marie Blake Mrs. Thomas Devlin and Marie Carey. Candy table by Alice Rockwell James Carney and Marie Callahan. Tea room hosted by Gerald Blake Genevieve Flatley Marie Webb Alice Dunne Ethel Thompson Alice Omera Anna McAloon and Mrs. E F Timmins.
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Guild of St. Elizabeth
Copley Plaza
Maude M. Rockwell
Alice F. Murray
Christine Wollett
David J. Johnson
Warren M. Hill
Jay R
James H. Carney
Helen Carney
Alice M. Cronan
Louise Fitzgerald
Rosetta Leitett
Billings Grants Pay Increases for Boston Customs Guards
Edmund Billings announced from Washington that Boston customs guards will receive a $10 monthly raise, boosting pay from $60 to $70. The move follows years of efforts for higher wages for the guards, many with families dependent on their income. The collector also announced a $1 daily rise for Customs Inspector Thomas H. Kearney and promoted Acting Weigher James E. E. McLaughlin to inspector without a pay change.
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Edmund Billings
Washington
Boston
Thomas H. Kearney
James E. E. McLaughlin
Horwitz Charged With False Oath in Naturalization
Morris Horwitz, a West End figure, was arrested on a James Farrell complaint for taking a false oath in naturalization. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before United States Commissioner Hayes and is held on $1000 bail for a December 17 hearing.
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Morris Horwitz
West End
James Farrell
United States
Hayes
World Court Predicted by Samuel J Elder at Kaffee Klatsch
Samuel J Elder told a large gathering at the Master Builders' Kaffee Klatsch that a world peace court with compulsory jurisdiction could emerge from the current conflict. He envisioned a marble tablet over a world court portal bearing a persuasive inscription and said a United States of Europe is unlikely.
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Supreme Court of Nations
Samuel J. Elder
Master Builders’ Association
Exchange Rooms
United States of Europe
Progressive Women Dance at Boston Hotel Vendome Ball
Old time dances featured at a brilliant ball last night in Boston hosted by the Massachusetts Federation of Progressive Women. The two day bazaar by the Bull Mouserettes preceded the event, drawing social leaders from Boston and Massachusetts. Mrs. Anna C. M. Tillinghast led a dance order emphasizing traditional dances alongside fox trots and waltzes.
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Hotel Vendome
Massachusetts Federation of Progressive Women
Boston
Massachusetts
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Federation
Laying of Roxbury Boys' Club Cornerstone Today
Mayor Curley and other Roxbury residents lead a 3 pm ceremony for the Roxbury Boy's Club cornerstone. Speakers include Mrs A Nathan Williams and ministers from St Francis de Sales and Dudley Street Baptist. The $70 000 club house aims to be highly equipped and the result of a whirlwind spring fund drive.
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Curley
Roxbury
A. Nathan Williams
Judge Williams
Roxbury Court
Charles I’. O'Brien
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Not to Raise Price of Milk Amid Foot and Mouth Epidemic
The public will not be affected by higher milk costs due to the cattle disease. Large dealers source milk from broad territories inside and outside the state and maintain surplus to adjust their operations.
Satisfaction First Quote on Success and Labor
John F. Fitzgerald argues success is the harvest of planning and effort rather than an inevitable tide. He contends most people misunderstand success as effortless.
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the Press Publishing Co
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Horwitz
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