Christians Meet as World Christian Science Growth Reported
About 6000 members from many nations attended the annual meeting of The Mother Church in Boston to hear reports of growth through loyalty to Mary Baker Eddy. Indebtedness on surrounding land is cleared as a new publishing house may cost at least 3 million dollars. 79 new branch churches formed in the past year illustrated expansion of the Christian Science Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Movement
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Kiddy
Christian Science
Department of Branches and Partitioners
Duncan Sinclair
Shepherd
Eddy
Sinclair
Mary Eddy
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Cambridge
Mother Church
Mary Baker Eddy
Ing
Christ Jesus
Church of Christ
Scientist
Ghaan
Christian Science Journal
Program of Annual Convention of American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Georgia will hold its annual convention July 1 to 4 in LaGrange. Registration starts July 1 at Colonial Hotel, with sessions including opening ceremonies, reports, and elections. A joint session with the Legion occurs July 2, followed by memorials, addresses, and a barbecue and dance on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Georgia
la Grange
Colonial Hotel
Hursday
Women's Club
Harvey Nimmons
E. P. Travis
Bertie Stembridge
Harvey Kennedy
E. F. Travis
Claude Tidwell
J. M. Toomey
Women’s Organization of LaGrange
America
Winder American Legion Auxiliary Quartet
Iss
Wilma Dusselldorf
Welfare Board
Legion
Hewy
Power to think and act rightly for higher purpose
The text emphasizes thinking from a principle standpoint and acting accordingly as essential. It urges greater spiritual understanding, devotion to Truth, humility, and love, citing Mrs. Edy on leadership, and notes the Publishing Society’s growth from 78 to 19 actual employees and 8,000 others, with expanding circulation and multilingual editions. The 1931 Monitor figures show strong advertising revenue and steady circulation, supporting the value of Christian Science literature and centers as life giving fountains of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edy
Publishing
Christian Science Medicals
The
Journal
Eithel
German Herald
Curnal
Sentinel
Herald
Monitor
Mrs. Eddy
L. B. Powell
Publishing Society
Christian Science Journal
Christian Science Quarterly
Georgia club women boost efforts for the blind in Georgia
Mrs. Harry Poole leads Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs in cooperation with Georgia Workers for the Blind during Light Conservation Week in Atlanta. At the Henry Grady Hotel on June 8 the convention heard from GA and national figures on vocational work for the blind, organization needs, and proposed legislation to create a state division for the blind and fund ongoing trachoma treatment through the U S Health Service.
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Georgia
Harry Poole
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia’ Workers For the Blind
Atlanta
J. J. Bloom
Norman Elias
Jack Salmon
L. O. Freeman
Georgia Workers For the Blind
Henry Grady Hotel
GC. B. Hayes
American Foundation For the Blind
Manning
Paul Donehoe
J. I. Bloom
Hayes
Faulkner
State Board of Health
Welfare Department
Ind
Fulton County
Fifth District
Workers For the
J. A. McCrary
Department of Public Welfare
United States Health Service
Meriwether Club Plans Roosevelt for President Drive
Greenville Ga June 13 A state wide movement to promote Franklin D Roosevelt for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932 emerges from Meriwether County Roosevelt for President Club action. Over 150 members at the courthouse adopted a unanimous resolution urging Georgia counties to form Roosevelt for President clubs and back a statewide campaign led by R B Gilbert as president and Elsie O Neal as secretary treasurer with several vice presidents from militia districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Meriwether County
Courthouse
Roosevelt
Eriwether County
R. B. Gilbert
Elsie O'Neal
Butler Water Works Company charter petition in Taylor County
Georgia Taylor County petitioners seek corporate charter for Butler Water Works Company to operate twenty years with principal office in Georgia. They request authority to issue stock, real and personal property rights, conduct business, sue and be sued, borrow, mortgage, amend charter, wind up, and enjoy all powers of similar Georgia corporations. Filed May 29, 1981 by Walter E. Steed. Clerk 0 B Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller Water Works Company
Tor Sid Corporation
Georgia
Walter E. Steed
Taylor County
Cox
Said County
Butler Water Works Company
Superior Court
Tybee Beach Opens to Big Holiday Crowds
Two weeks after Savannati Beach opened Tybee Island sees unprecedented crowds at the prime Southeast water resort. Beach improvements including board walks and parkways boost appeal as 7,000 plus pleasure seekers plan a festive weekend with Dick Coy and Applewhite orchestras at Tybee venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannati Beach
Tybee Island
Ocean Front
Dick Coy
Tybrisa Pavillion
Applewhite
Hotel Tybee Pavillion
Hotel Savannah Draws Tourists to Downtown Luring Visitors
A downtown Savannah scene invites travelers to linger at the famous hotel before continuing on an eight teen mile journey toward their next stop. The notice frames the area as a gateway for weary explorers seeking lodging and local charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Elopement of Youthful Lovers Becomes Longstanding Family Tale
A Chariton County romance from Waycross describes a couple who eloped at ages 16 and 12, walked 65 miles to wed, then built a life of hard work and ten children. Their sons received homes as families grew, while daughters married providers. The tale, told by a neighbor, praises industrious frugality and enduring happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Waycross
Charlton County Herald
Legal Sale of Land in Taylor County Georgia
The undersigned will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in July 1931 before the court house door in Taylor County Georgia the west 125 acres of a larger lot and additional tract comprising 160 acres more or less, conveying to satisfy a debt secured by a deed to A H Riley. Minnie L Flournoy, attorney, Columbus, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Butt Said
Highes
M. J
Garter Creek
A. H. Riley
Tate
Minnie L. Flourne
Miller
Columbus
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Macon, Georgia
Christian Science Publishing Society
Federation Women’s Clubs
Meriwether Club
Hart’s Mortuary
Morticians
Cherry St
Macon, Ga
R. A. Scandrett
Halley Peed Edwards
J. W. Edwards
Eli Garrett
C. E. Benns
W. 5. Steed
Suttor
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Jalene Verriwo
OL & Meliora
Lee Ludueund
Rial
Tuum
Birmingham
Via
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T. R. Bryan
Atlanta, Ga
Philadelphia
Battenman
Port Maine
Hanfas
John W. Blount
Georgia Central OF Georgia Railway
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