Scout Troop Hosts To Dads And Mothers
Scout Troop Seven of the Boy Scouts of America hosted a banquet for fathers and mothers last night. Women of the church provided the food while the troop quartet performed. Speakers included S. H. Fifield Mrs. John Fort Dr. George White A. F. Wyman and A. Horton.
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Troop Seven
Boy Scouts of American
Mellot
Millard White
Bill” Burg
Harry Fifield
S. H. Fifield
John Fort
George White
A. F. Wyman
A. Horton
Scout ceremony honors Mother’s Day gifts and prizes
Mr. Horton outlines scouting history and benefits as mothers receive candy gifts. A pageant depicts Scoutdom workings, four tenderfoot troops receive degrees, and prizes are awarded to Dean Aitken, Wilson Rippey, and Andrew Rippey for efficiency work. attendees include A F Wyman and several troop leaders.
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Horton
Sunniland Council
Dean Aitken
Wilson Rippey
Andrew Rippey
A. F. Wyman
Crockett
I. Needham
James McAuley
Truman Horton
T. P. Chaires
Roland Shannon
Robert Wells
Albert Zoller
Albert Hall
Claire Hall
Mother's Day Services Planned by Methodist Church
The Methodist church honors mothers with Sunday services under Rev. James C. Grogan. The Intermediate Department presents a special Mother's Day program, with flowers at the doors and Paul Davis' class providing cars for mothers without transport. A morning sermon titled Our Mothers and an evening talk on Character Snipers and Assassins are planned.
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Methodist Church
Paul Davis
James C. Grogan
Manatee Church To Honor Mother
A large congregation is expected to fill the tabernacle of the Baptist church of Manatee Sunday morning as Pastor W. C. Sparkman delivers “A Mother's Influence.” Special Mother's Day services will feature choral music and Y W A decorations.
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Tabernacle
The
Baptist Church of Manatee
W. C. Sparkman
Pastor Sparkman
J. Fred Kolfiedd
First Baptist Church of
Birmingham
Alabama
Taxicab Riders Pay Bill Over Four Hundred Million
Newly released statistics show the annual bill paid by taxicab riders in the United States exceeds 400 million dollars. The figure highlights strong demand for urban transportation and suggests growing use of taxi services across major cities.
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United States
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