Community events calendar for November and December
Revue Mt Carmel Players Guiteras School October 29 Thursday chicken pattie supper St Marys Mothers Club November 7 tenth anniversary Battery C 243rd C A armory foot of Church St November 14 tenth anniversary banquet Battery C armory November 18 Wednesday bean supper Unity Chile State Street M E Church November 26 Thanksgiving Dance Bristol Colt Alumni Association Colt Auditorium December 1 annual Christmas Sale Ladies Aid Society State Street M E Church December 10 Christmas Sale and Bean Supper Mite Society First Baptist Church
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Mt Carmel Players
Bristol-Colt Alumni Association
Colt Auditorium
Ladies Aid Society
State Street
M. E
Mite Society
The
First Baptist Church
Star Sessions Held In Private Court In London
The public is barred from near daily Patents Court proceedings in London where cases involve thousands of pounds and significant stakes.
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London
Patents Court
When Greek Meets Greek in Ohio Statuary Hall
The phrase traces to Nathaniéel Lees and recalls a rival contest among Greek states and Alexander. Ohio’s Statuary Hall at the National Capitol features Garfield, Allen figures, sculpted by Charles Niehaus, chosen by the Ohio legislature in the 1880s amid political factors.
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Nathaniéel Lees
Alexander the Great
Philip
Alexander
Macedon
Ohio
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
James A. Garfield
William Allen
Charles B. Niehaus
Constituted That Way Dialect Quips on Peace and Dance
A character named Uncle Eben muses that most people prefer to argue than to dance, suggesting a restless world where many choose conflict over peaceful union and quiet companionship. The remark captures a humorous, folksy voice reflecting social tension and longing for harmony.
Evolution of Music Through Choral Harmony
Brief note traces music’s slow development from early communal singing to organized multi part choral singing, highlighting how small experiments gradually formed complex harmony over centuries.
The Hands That Shape America
Raymond Pitcairn argues that American achievement stems from workers and entrepreneurs not politicians. He contrasts Edison era practicality with bureaucratic barriers, asserting that citizens built and will keep America’s progress through enterprise, labor, and innovation.
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America
Political voices weigh on relief and unemployment
A Charles Francis Coe quotation urges politicians to heed the many people off relief who pay for political machines with their own money. The Lynchburg News cites Senator Carter Glass noting higher unemployment this year than last, highlighting ongoing economic strain.
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Charles Francis Coe
Lynchburg (Va
Carter Glass
Virginia
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Uncle Eben
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Sentinels of the Republic
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