Arlington Memorial Amphitheater Celebrates Marble Grandeur
The new Arlington Memorial amphitheater rises on the crest near the Lea mansion, built for 850000 dollars with Danby Vermont marble. It seats 5000 and honors Civil War and later service members, hosting Memorial Day services once held in a smaller house.
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Arlington
Washington
John J. Pershing
Potomac
Seramin
Royal Park
Lee Mansion
United States
Arington
Honor's Roll and Arlington National Cemetery Reflections
Poem and historical reflection on the fallen from the Field of Honor. It notes generals and soldiers named on the graves, praises Arlington as a national resting place, and contrasts it with Westminster Abbey Pere La Chaise and the Pyramids. The piece discusses the creation and beauty of Arlington, its equality of service, and ongoing Memorial Day remembrances.
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Gettysburg
Arlington
Robert E. Lee
Arlington National Cemetery
Westminster Abbey
Pere la Chaise
Pyramids
Egypt
Sacred Warp singing and local social notices in Carroll County
Center reports a busy rural period with an all day Sacred Warp singing scheduled near Clem on the Carrollton and Newnan road next Sunday the 20th. The note describes community travel, family visits including D A Simpking at Crone Pliing, and local births with a stork sighting, while quirky language questions linger.
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Clem
Carrollton
Newnan
Toad
D. A. Simpking
Croke
Mise
Thelin Parris
Velnin Delyer
Baglin
Grief For Baby Charlie Hall Died At One Year
Charlie Hall born May 22 1920 died May 20 1921 at age nearly one. Burial occurred in Alabama at Pros poet church with funeral by Rev Dial and sermon at Walker cemetery. Community expresses sympathy and notes sparse cemetery decorations.
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Roy Hall
Charlie
Alabama
Prospoet Church
Goshen
Walker
Dial
Tom Bonner
Beulah Buriday School Progresses at Thin Place
Beulah Buriday School progresses as farmers in the community work at cotton and worm. Sunday guests include Misses Jonnie Mughs Fra Codie and Hixie Johnson with Minoss Chloe Gladya and Maud Bohan. Local residents visit, hospital trip for Mrs. John Samples, and preaching with singing planned on the second Sunday morning and afternoon. all invited.
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Buriday
Ile
Jonnie Mughs
Codie
Hixie Johnson
Minoss Chloe
Gladya
Maud Bohan
I. E. Bagwell
Tremon
A. McClung
Hobo Hiugha
John Samples
Anturoay
Loumy Teal
Miao
Myrtie Jackson
Pleasant View
Miaxnos Verio Pope
Ramona Jackam
Carrolltan
Mia Katherine Jackson
Moora
Homer Yaten and Son
Bowder
May
N, Jackson
Wyatt Chandler
Jin Williamson
Maury Nixon
J, N, Jackson
Cross Roads Family Visits and Social Comebacks
Dal ton residents Mr W J Ford and family spent Sunday with the Jattery Mrents. Mr W L Hackney and family were guests of Mr J T Horney and family Thursday night. Herbert Ford of Dallas spent Saturday night with Mr Paw Hera. Mins Vola Brewert Hackney and Miss Pauline Horsley visited Sunday night with Malcom Hackney and family. 60 Consolation. Simdey hosted May W T Hackney and family. Miss Pulling Horsley stayed with Mr aut Jira. Leon Williams Thurt Unyight.
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W. J. Ford
Dalton
Mrents
W. 1. Hackney
C. S. Hackney
J.T. Horney
Herbert Ford
Dallas
Paw Hera
Mins Vola Brewert Hackney
Pauline Horsley
Mr. Malcom Hackney
May W. T. Hackney
Pulling Horsley
Leon Williams
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