Annual Meeting Promotes Spiritual Unity in Postwar World
First Church of Christ Scientist Boston reports a worldwide shift from matter to spirit as the Christian Science movement expands. Miss Emma Shipman is elected president amid praise for growing belief in God’s all presence and broader acceptance of spiritual power in science and medicine.
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Boston
Mass
Union of Nations
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Emma C. Shipman
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Church
Milledgeville hospital firing sparks political dumping claim
Declaring the Milledgeville hospital a political dumping ground, 13 doctors are fired before resigning. A Waverly Hall minister threatens court action amid other local items including a fatal Ga. weekend crash, pension cuts, and court actions across the region.
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Milledgeville Hospital
Waverly Hall
Square Dance Row
Helena
Virginia
Harris County
Bainbridge
Bibb County
Talbot County
Talmadge
Roy Harrison Hospital
Cuthbert
Jas Judge Court of Appeals
Columbus
Georgia Postmaster Nominations Approved in Senate
Washington June 3 The Senate has approved postmaster nominations for Georgia including Bessie Sue Smith Atco Hubert Hadhey Chipley A L Haddocks Haddock J U D Smith Lindale W L Roberts Monticello and J R S Townsend Wildwood all listed in the official action.
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Washington
Senate
Georgia
Bessie Sue Smith
Atco
Hubert Hadhey
Chipley
A. L. Haddocks
Haddock
J. UD. Smith
Lindale
W. L. Roberts
Monticello
Christian Science Teachings Emphasize Spiritual Health and Global Outreach
Directors outline core message that true governance exists in Spirit and must be understood, while selfishness fuels world troubles. They credit Mrs. Eddy with revealing natural spiritual qualities and recount rising circulation and outreach of the Christian Science Monitor. The Publishing Society notes radio publicity for disease topics harms public health and praises Mother Church broadcasts reaching millions.
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Aded
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Committee On Publication
Tragic Death Of Evelyn Gibson Ends With No Charges
Columbus police released Earl J. Stanford on a 500 appearance bond after questioning him in the death of Evelyn Gibson near the municipal airport on Victory highway. Officials say the loss of life appears accidental and no criminal action by Stanford is found, though he was detained until the grand jury. Funeral services were held at Wynnton Methodist Church where she had served as secretary.
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Columbus
Earl J. Stanford
Victory Highway
Miss Gibson
Center Parkway
Stanford
Miss Giblson
Stanfor
E.L. Howell
Wynnton Methodist Church
Mercer Graduating Class Growth From 3 to 3800
Mercer Institute began with 39 students in 1833 and produced three graduates eight years later Richard M Johnston Benjamine F Tharpe and Abner R Wellborn. By 1919 Kate Pierce Jackson earned an LLB becoming an early female graduate. In 1937 twenty one women earned diplomas and in the latest class of 3800 graduates sixty nine percent were men leaving 59 women among the total.
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Macon
Mercer Institute
Penfield
Mercer
Richard M. Johnston
Hancock County
Benjamine F. Tharpe
Twiggs
Abner R. Wellborn
Wilkes
Richard Johnston
Kate Pierce Jackson
Seth Weekley
Inglewood
N. J
Varrie Patterson
Judge Parker of Georgia Court of Appeals Dies in Savannah
Waycross Ga June 5 Funeral held Tuesday for Judge D M Parker longtime Georgia Court of Appeals member who died Saturday night in Savannah after a heart attack at the Georgia Bar Association annual meeting.
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Georgia Court of Appeals
Savannah
Waycross
D. M. Parker
Georgia Bar Association
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