Women of Baptist W M S Meet in Four Circles
The Baptist W M S met in four circles at different homes on Monday. Circle one with Mrs John Brock had nine participants led by Miss Mabel Jeter. circle two with Mrs E S Hutcher had 13 and Mrs Henley led. circle three with Mrs John Ryan had eight with Mrs Evans leading. circle four with Mrs Bertha Brewer had one visitor and Mrs John A Smith led. Next Monday the group will meet at the church to study Today's Supreme Challenge to America. The rest of the week will be observed as a week of prayer with varied programs each afternoon, focusing on state missions.
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Women of the Baptist W. M. S
John Brock
Mabel Jeter
E. S. Hutcherson
Henley
John Ryan
Evans
Circle Four
Bertha Brewer
John A. Smith
America
Mattie Pinkerton
Sally
Alice Pugh
Cameron
Ruby Lusk
Temple
John
Fairview
Annie Brown
Orange
Frank
Rockdale
Luke Jinks
Ellen Towery
Fred
Clarence
Laura Cook
Thorndale
Jesse Fairview
Grandpa
Grandma
W. H. Weise
R. M. Beard
Conoley
R. B. Cardwell
Charlie Caffer
Salty
Jack Dick
Prisoner Frees Cell Visits Local Movie in Monessen
Henry Laird, jailed in Monessen Pennsylvania, wandered to a motion picture he wished to see. He unlocked his cell, left for the show, then returned after the film while police searched the city. He was found asleep in his bed.
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Henry Laird
Monessen
Pennsylvania
Salty September 11 Family Reunion at Methodist Church
A large Jackson family reunion gathered at Salty's Methodist church on Sunday September 11 with twelve children present, church service, a shared dinner, and a Bible talk by Pastor W H Weise. Grandpa born February 5 1845 in Alabama, Grandma December 25 1849 in Florida, married November 20 1866 in Montgomery. They lived in Alabama Texas and Milam County.
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Salty Grandma
Grandpa Jackson
A. J. Jackson
W. H. Weise
Joshua
Jackson
Methodist Church
Grandpa
Montgomery County
Ala
Grandma
Florida
Montgomery
F. M. Rushton
Alabama
Texas
Bastrop County
Milam County
Orange
Presbyterian Auxiliary Holds Church Meeting
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church Monday for a business session led in the president's absence by Mrs. Jim Watson. With business dispensed, Mrs. Henry Sapp reviewed Numbers chapters 1 through 10 and Mrs. Kenney covered the first three books of the Bible. A rummage sale was voted for next Saturday.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Atkinson
Jim Watson
Henry Sapp
Kenney
Christian Aid Ladies Meet For Quilting At Mrs Jones Home
The ladies of the Christian church met Monday at the home of Mrs. Wallace Jones. Ten members attended with two visitors. Mrs. Jefferies, mother of Mrs. Martin Killian, and Mrs. Cecil Plate of Tracy were present. Mr. N. Majors and son Kimbler Majors returned from a western trip of about two weeks.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Wallace Jones
Jefferies
Martin Killian
Cecil Plate
Tracy
N. Majors
Kimbler Majors
Regional berry names reshape Huck Finn’s title
The note humorously suggests the title character's name would vary with regional berries, proposing Whortleberry Finn in Devon or Somerset, Surrey Hurts Finn, Bilberry Finn in Hampshire, and Whinberry Finn in Scotland, illustrating dialectal flavor.
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Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Devon
Somerset
Surrey
Hampshire
Scotland
Odd European terms and Asian transport history
The excerpt traces numeral origins from Hindustan via Arabs to Europe and notes the Japanese jinrikisha decline from forty thousand in 1879 to 3,843 now. It also mentions Catherine De Medici as wife of Henry II and mother to three princes. In the Soloman Islands dogs are named Maola due to superstition, and Zulus reportedly prefer Western film genres over dramas.
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Catherine De’Medici
Henry H
Francis II
Charles IX
Henry III
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