Appointments Made For Ensuing Year In Jackson District
Mississippi annual conference closes with Bishop McMurray reading appointments for the Jackson District presiding elder M. L. Burton. List includes E. A. King Benton Circuit W. Johnson Bolton Raymond J. Dawson Camden O'Neal Canton H. Gatlin Eden E. Lewis Edwards B. F. Jones Flora J. Foreman Flora nce A. Sims McKeown and others. Also notes Christmas Seal sale aims to fund tuberculosis work and health education in Rankin County schools.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Bishop McMurray
M. L. Burton
Benton
E. A. King
Bolton
Raymond
W.m.johnson
Brandon
Pelshatchie
W. J. Dawson
Camden
J. W. O'Neal
Canton
H. A. Gatlin
Eden
E. A. Lewis
Edwards
B. Ff’. Jones
Annin
W. D. Barrett
Flora
J. H. Foreman
Flornnce
A. A. Sims
Harrisville
I. H. Sells
Capitol Street
H. Ff’. Tolle
Galloway Memorial
BE. K.means
Millsaps Memorial
W. N. Ware
Rankin Street
F. L. Applewhite
Bentonia
Jessie F.watson
Madison
G.P. McKeown
Mendenhall
D’lo
J.d.ware
Montery
L. M. Sherp
Sataria
B.H. Williams
Sharon
J. L. Ferguson
Terry
G. E. Downer
Orphans Home
B. F. Lewis
Mississippi Home Finding Society
J. L. Sutton
Emory University
Otto Porter
Czecho-Slovakia
J. L. Neil
Rankin County
Editor Wayne May Dies in Brandon Accident
Wayne S May editor and proprietor of the Brandon News died after a metal shard struck him while he worked at a circular saw. He was about to turn forty five January third. Funeral services were held by Rev M O Patterson with Masonic rites. He leaves a wife and five children. SIDNEY L McLAURIN.
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Wayne May
Baptist Church
Brandonews
Twértty-Five Yeniu
Branden
Cig Bate
M. O. Patterson
Clinton
Miss
Sidney L. McLaurin
Friday, Goldfish Humor in Dubious Headlines
A fragmented clipping mocks curiosity and politics with quirky items. It cites weak salmon demand worrying packers, a Wisconsin couple’s 81-year marriage, a New Jersey justice of the peace vowing to kiss grooms, and Landru dubbed the blue bird of France. It notes zero weather and a Boston unemployment church reopening while hinting Liberty Bond value figures.
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A. BE. F
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Justice of the Peace
Landru
Pennsylvania
France
Church of the
Boston
owild-Gat
Profanity and the case for clean speech in work life
A polemic arguing swearing harms career and character. It links foul language to ignorance, brutality, and social unacceptability, while praising plain, direct speech as manly and effective. The essay urges restraint, noting even mild exclamations degrade credibility and harm others.
Irregular Almanac of Odd Observations and Snippets
A quirky collage of misread lines and garbled phrases on social trends. It notes demographic imbalances with 2,000,000 more men than women, church crowds, and a mix of fashion and behavior quips. The piece strings together offbeat vignettes without a single clear narrative.
Old fashioned woman becomes Santa talker in child tale
Fragmented lines recount a stern nurselike woman who tells children about Santa Claus while a girl and a boy react to grown up changes around the house. The piece notes a girl’s anger at unwanted kisses, a boy's stealthy movements, and a drift into jazzy scenes and vacant lots.
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Santa Claus
Johnnie i
Mo Bev
Johnnie
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