Market Upturn Marks Best Step Since May 24
New York trading recovered from a light start as leaders climbed with modest gains while profit-taking faded. The Associated Press average rose 0.6 points to 47.9 as 600,410 shares moved, with utilities rallying and gains seen in Electric Bond & Share Consolidated Steel Todd Shipyards and American Gas & Electric amid TVA and Briggs manufacturing optimism.
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New York
Associated Press
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Detroit
Motors
Pittsburgh
Electric Bond & Share
Consolidated Steel
Todd Shipyards
American Gas & Electric
Lockheed
Corporate Bonds Rally Strongly
Corporate bonds rallied strongly in late buying sending prices higher across the list. Day’s transactions totaled 7 091 100 face value versus 4 537 850 yesterday, second best since April 11, topped only by May 25. U S government bonds were mixed with prices 8 32 points higher to 4 32 lower at close.
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New York
U. S
Markets Glance In New York Trading Amid Mixed Moves
New York stock list rises on higher volume while bonds gain and rails stay in demand. Sugar holds steady with Cuban trade covering, coffee mixed from European operations, wheat near steady, corn firm, cattle slow but mostly steady, and hogs down 5 to 15 points.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Market Report Toledo June 6
Grain on track with nominal basis 26c. Wheat No 1 red 80 80 42. No 2 red 78 79. Corn No 2 yellow 50 1 52 51 2. No 3 yellow 49 2 50 2. Oats No 2 white 34 2 35 4. No 3 white 82 2 34 2. Soybeans No 2 yellow 90 2 91. Grain in store transit billing attached: wheat 6 above, corn 5 above, oats 3 above, soybeans 5 5 above. Hay unchanged.
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Associated Press
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Dutch dollar holds steady in late trading abroad
Foreign exchange reports show the Dutch guilder stabilizing against the dollar with closing figures across several currencies. The England, Canada, Belgium, Denmark and Japan markets reflect varied fractional shifts, while Shanghai rates sit around 16.15.
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Netherlands
Iider
Great Britain
Canada
N. Y
Montreal
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Greece
Italy
Japan
Nce
Psebectees
Shanghai
Oecaptne
Treasury Status by the Associated Press June 3 figures
The treasury reports receipts of 27 039 712 88 dollars and expenditures of 30 377 950 07 dollars leaving a net balance of 2 900 360 502 77. Customs receipts for the month total 2 600 753 93 and for the fiscal year 5 111 287 662 52 with expenditures 8 429 933 428 25. Gross debt stands at 40 334 151 656 37, with gold assets of 15 961 420 575 88.
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Treasury
Associated Press
Washington
The
Pittsburgh Produce Prices Reported by U S And Pa Dept
Produce demand low with varying prices for apples including Baldwins Ganos Starks Delicious and Northern Spys. potatoes mostly steady with Maine Green Mountain Katahdins and Rurals. regional varieties Alabama Georgia South Carolina North Carolina listed. butter eggs and cheese steady. poultry unchanged.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Dept. Agr
New York
Baldwins
Ganos
Starks
Delicious
Virginia
Rome
Maine
Green Mountain
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Shepherd Chosen Leader Of Local Business Club
Shepherd of McDonough Caperton and Shepherd Insurance firm was elected president of the American Business Club last night at the Tally Ho. Dr John Herlihy was named vice president James L Seward secretary Norman Atwood treasurer and Dr William A Thornhill Jr added to the board of directors.
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J. Banks Shepherd
McDonough, Caperton and Shepherd
American Business Club
John Herlihy
James L. Seward
Norman Atwood
William A. Thornhill, Jr
Live Stock Market Report Chicago June 6
Salable hogs 14 000, 5-15 lower than Monday. Top 6.70, 290-350 lb butchers 5.85, 350-240 lb packing sows 5.15. Cattle 5 000, calves 1 500, steers under pressure, yearlings moderately active, fed heifers steady, beef cows steady, bulls 10-15 up, vealers 25 lower. Most steers 8.40-10.00, top 10.75, best yearlings 10.25, best fed heifers 9.50, sausage bulls 7.35, vealers 9.50. Sheep 2 000, fat clip lambs and sheep weak to 25 lower, springers steady, best springers to city butchers 10.40, clipped lambs 8.50, best fat ewes 3.25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Market Report Gathers Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
Salable hogs 500 holdover 300 mostly steady top .10 lower with 170-230 lb at 6.90-7.00 and heavies 6.00-6.75 100-140 lb 6.25-6.50 most sows 5.00-5.25. Cattle salable 75 best steers 10.25 bulk 9.75 down low cutter cows 4.50-5.75 fat kinds 7.00+ calves 150 steady vealers 9.50-10.00. Sheep salable 300 steady good lambs 9.00-9.50 throwouts 3.50-6.50 spring lambs up to 11.50 sheep 4.75 down.
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Obituary for Robert Sanders of Pliny at Mount Union Church
Robert Sanders, 69, of Pliny, died Monday from sunstroke two weeks after onset. Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Mount Union church near Pliny with Rev. Gilbert Tooley officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Robert Sanders
Mount Union Church
Pliny
Gilbert Tooley
Funeral services for Mrs William N Surface held at Mount Calvary
Mrs William N Surface 71 died Monday night at 1710 Crescent Road. Funeral at 2 p m today at Mount Calvary Baptist Church with Rev Charles B Jackson Rev Earl G Hissom and Rev C S Thompson officiating. Burial in Bond Memorial Park. Pallbearers listed as Gandy Fred Woody Luther Beaver John Mack Vernon Mace. Church members will be flower bearers.
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William N. Surface
Casto-Wilson Mortuary
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Crescent Road
Charles B. Jackson
Earl G. Hissom
C. S. Thompson
Bond Memorial Park
Gandy
Fred
Woody
Luther Beaver
John, Mack
Vernon Mace
Cow tangled by tail saves hunter’s tracking effort
H R Morris searched for a missing cow in Kingstree South Carolina. The cow was found tied by its tail around a small tree, a snarl so tight Morris had to cut the tree to free the animal.
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Kingstree
S. C
H. R. Morris
Bossy
Morris
Kaiser seeks reason after coppered fence electrified orchard vanishes
James Kaiser fenced his orchard in Belmont County with copper wire charged with electricity to deter thieves. The wire now is gone and Kaiser wonders how it disappeared, seeking an explanation for the missing protection.
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St, Clairsville
James Kaiser
Kaiser
Staple Prices Trend Reported By AP Index
The Associated Press weighted wholesale price index of 35 commodities fell to 66.74. compared with prior day 66.52 month ago 66.74 year ago 64.25 and the range in recent years shows highs around 67.39 and lows near 64.93.
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Associated Press
New York
Sugar Futures Steady After Opening Hesitation
The domestic sugar futures market steadied after early hesitancy in New York trading. Close showed 2 points higher on 7,750 tons. world contract up 3 points to 1? lower on 1,350 tons. July at 1.27 bid, Sep 1.11. Refined prices held 4.40-4.50 cents despite southern reductions.
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Associated Press
New York
Copper and metals market steady with mixed spot pricing
Copper remains steady with electrolytic spot at 10.00 to 10.50 and export 10.20 to 10.25. Tin softens with spot near 48.75 and forward 48.55. Lead holds at 4.75 to 4.80 in New York and 4.60 in East St. Louis. Zinc steady at East St. Louis 4.50. Pig iron aluminum antimony quick silver platinum and Chinese wolframite unchanged.
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Associated Press
New York
East St. Louis
Baltimore cattle and hog market report from June
The Baltimore market summary shows cattle with prices for beef cows 6.50 to 7.00, cleaners 6.00 to 6.50, and cutters 4.50 to 5.75. Calves and vealers range up to 9.50. Hogs 5,000 head at 6.75 to 7.00 for 160 pounds, with other weights around 6.50 to 6.85 and packer prices 4.80 to 5.30. Spring lambs and sheep also noted with varied prices and arrivals.
New York Poultry Prices and Classifications
New York June 6 eggs total 29667 with mixed colors ranging fancy to extra fancy 18 to 20 percent standards 1742 firsts 16 percent seconds 15 percent mediums 14 percent dirties 14 percent average checks 13 percent storage packed firsts 17 percent. Whites resale premium marks 2312 26 percent nearby and midwestern premium marks 21 to 23 percent exchange specials 20 to 21 percent exchange standards 18 percent resale of nearby heavier mediums 18 to 21 percent nearby and midwestern exchange mediums 17 to 42 percent Browns nearby extra fancy 22 to 25 percent nearby and midwestern exchange specials 22 percent exchange standards 18 percent nearby mediums 17 percent Duck eggs nearby 14 to 17 percent.
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New York
Midwestern
Funeral for Carolyn Hanson Drowned At Home
Services were held yesterday for Carolyn Sue Hanson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Hanson of Queen Shoals. She drowned Monday afternoon after falling into a backyard spring. Rev W H Morton conducted the rites burial followed in Hanson cemetery. Thomas mortuary of Clendenin supervised arrangements.
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Carolyn Sue Hanson
Earl Hanson
Queen Shoals
W. H. Morton
Hanson Cemetery
Thomas Mortuary
Clendenin
Mrs Luellen Wilson Dies. Rites Planned
The body of Mrs Luellen Wilson, who died yesterday at her home 503 1 2 Dryden street, lies at Campbell mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements. A daughter Miss Retha Jackson of Huntington survives.
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Luellen Wilson
Dryden Street
Campbell Mortuary
Retha Jackson
Huntington
Damon Welch 86 Dies After Long Illness at Sharon
Damon Welch 86 died yesterday at his home in Sharon after a long illness. His body was sent to Bartlett and Wynns mortuary in Belle. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Trap Davis of Sharon and Mrs Addie Fizer of Chillicothe, Ohio, four sons Ulysses Welch of Ohley Edmon Welch of Sharon Emmett Welch of Meadow Bridge and Clyde Welch of Nellis, 33 grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren.
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Damon Welch
Sharon
Bartlett and Wynns
Belle
Trap, Davis
Addie Fizer
Chillicothe, O
Ulysses Welch
Ohley
Edmon Welch
Emmett Welch
Meadow Bridge
Clyde Welch
Nellis
Mourner Hugh Frampton Taken for Clarion Burial
The body of Hugh Reid Frampton age 56 of 301 Broadstreet died yesterday after a brief illness. Services and burial will be in Clarion Pa. tomorrow night and Friday. He is survived by his wife. The body is at Simpson mortuary.
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Hugh Reid Frampton
Broadstreet
Clarion
Simpson Mortuary
Services for Harold Collins
Harold Collins 32 former Charlestonian died Monday at his Dille home. Services set for 3 p m today at Bartlett mortuary chapel with Rev Ed Ag sten officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial park with pallbearers Harry Wagner J C Jester C R McConnell Seybert Ferrell A J Carey S C Con ker.
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Harold Collins
Bust of Will Rogers Unveiled in Capitol
A bust of Will Rogers the late actor writer and humorist was unveiled today in statuary hall at the national capitol. Vice President Garner and Jesse H. Jones attended the ceremony as thousands filled the rotunda to witness the tribute to the Oklahoma cowboy who was once entertained by presidents and royalty worldwide.
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Washington
INS
Will Rogers
Statuary Hall
National Capitol
Garner
Jesse H. Jones
Capitol
Ill Costly Nap
Carl W. Nast dozed in his Kansas City garage and woke to find thieves had stolen a $190 cash register and $4 from his desk after a day of hard work.
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Kansas City
Carl W. Nast
Judicial Candor in Nebraska Drunkard Case
Police Magistrate Walter L. Dishman reports an intoxication case where the court imposed a $5 fine and costs. The defendant, lacking funds, was jailed and later offered to pay with a no funds check for $9.63, as the court attempts to collect the amount.
Cotton Market Prices End Lower In Futures Session
In New York on June 6 the cotton futures market finished down across the board with July at 9.12 cents, October 8.22, December 8.023, January 7.95, March 7.85, and May 7.83. The middling grade stood at 9.82.
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Associated Press
New York
Coffee Market Sags in New York Futures Close
Santos coffee futures finished 1 to 4 points lower in New York trading. Old Rio and New Rio both held steady. Spot prices remained unchanged.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Santos
Old Rio
New Rio
Wool Market in Boston Reports Fair Demand for Medium Wools
The U S Department reports a fair demand on the Boston market for medium wools. Graded three-eighths blood combing territory wools sold at 59 to 61 cents scoured basis, and graded quarter blood combing territory wools brought 55 to 57 cents. Small lots of fine combing Delaine sold at 28 to 30 cents in the grease.
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Associated Press
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agr
Territory
Cotton cloth market steady with small sales in Worth Street
Worth Street reports a good inquiry in cotton cloth but actual sales were small. Prices held firm. Rayon fabric dealers note active trade in sport wear fabrics and Bemberg sheets. Silk sheets in better demand with prices unchanged after yesterday's raw silk rise. Woolen mills brisk with deliveries on all contracts. Burlap quiet and unchanged.
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Associated Press
New York
Worth Street
Patton M H longtime coal miner dies in Charleston hospital
Mack H Patton 73 of Longacre died after a long illness in a Charleston hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Longacre Baptist Church with Rev H B Farren officiating. Burial in Craig Cemetery Powellton with B C Hooper mortuary Montgom in charge. Survived by six daughters E D Lunsford Longacre Lawrence Runyon Hugheston Joe Belmont Boomer Pansy Fernatt Laing Marjorie Sel vage Pikesville Ky Arlene Cline Eden Ala a son William Patton and two brothers Fred and Charles Patton.
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Mack H. Patton
Longacre
Charleston
Longacre Baptist Church
H. B. Farren
Craig Cemetery
Powellton
B. C. Hooper Mortuary
Montgomery
E. D. Lunsford
Lawrence Runyon
Hugheston
Charlestonian Held In Fatal Auto Crash
Magistrate Ezra Midkiff issued a warrant charging manslaughter against T. D. Peek of Charleston after the death of Lee Swann 18 from injuries in a automobile motorcycle collision on the Midland trail east of Barboursville. Peek said Swann ran into his coop. a doctor cited head injuries and possible amputation had he lived. Peek resides at 1432 Lee Street.
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Huntington
Ezra Midkiff
T. D. Peek
Charleston
Lee Swann
E. S. Duckworth
Barboursville
Peek
Swann
Butter Market steady in Chicago trading notes
Butter was steady in Chicago with fresh 93 score at 24, 92 at 232 inside, 91 at 2342 outside, 90 at 2314 in house, 2342 on track, and 89 at 23. Prices reflect market activity and nearby track quotes for butter.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Church Circles Schedule for Methodist and Presbyterian Units
Mrs S E Bradley hosts at 2 p m today for St Mark's Methodist circle No 2. Tomorrow many circles meet with chairmen and hostesses at various addresses including Virginia Street West Second Street Highland Road Clay Avenue and more. A Presbyterian women's auxiliary circle 1 meets at 6 p m tomorrow at the church with Mrs L S Connell as chairman.
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S. E. Bradley
Virginia Street
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
C. P. Wilson
J. W. Thompson
D. J. Popp
A. W. Cox
Brooks Pulliam
Highland Road
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
R. L. Wildman
F. C. Hollandsworth
Clay Avenue
I. L. Shepherd
Joel Perry
Monongalia Street
H. F. Arnett
Russell Milbee
West Avenue
Charles Cupit
J. E. Kincaid
West Washington Street
R. H. Staehlin
Anna Kaim
Edgewood Drive
A. M. Reid
Lula Gillispie
Grant Street
A. m
Valley Grove M. E. Church Homecoming Schedule
The annual homecoming at Valley Grove M. E. Church will be held Sunday with Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 and a basket dinner at noon. An old fashioned love feast is planned for 2 p m.
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Valley Grove M. E
St Matthews Laymen's League Plans Thursday Softball Meet
The St Matthews Laymen's league will meet Thursday at 6 30 pm for a softball game on the new playground across Norwood Road. Dinner will follow at the parish house. Committees and members include Projects and assignments H W May chairman John Tall chet John Murphy, program Dr W F Whitright chairman Huling Adkins, J D Woodroe, J L Hover, Frank Wilson, Dr L T Anderson, Harry Campbell, Alfred H Lea, S W Neff and Rev George W Shirley.
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St. Matthews
Norwood Road
H. W. May
John Tallichet
John Murphy
W. F. Whitright
Huling Adkins
J. D. Woodroe
J. L. Hover
Frank Wilson
L. T. Anderson
Harry Campbell
Alfred H. Lea
S. W. Neff
George W. Shirley
C. H. Green
J. E. Stark
Clarence F. Woodroe
Charles Day
J. S. Beckley
G. P. Jones
H. V. Campbell
S .W. Neff
C. A. Cabell
Frank Rodes
Leo Peters
Quinby Smith
Robert L. Smith
J. Scott
Ellis King
Albert
Meeting schedule of First Presbyterian church groups listed
The First Presbyterian church will hold meetings for twelve circles with chairmen and cohosts in various addresses and times. Circle one through twelve are assigned leaders and assistants, with most sessions at 2:30 p.m. and some at 3 p.m., located on Franklin and Kanawha avenues, Shawnee circle, Edgewood drive, London heights, Ravina road, Maxwell street, Kana-wha street, Maple road, and other local streets.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Abbitt
J. R. Helms
Franklin Avenue
M. M. Alexander
Larry David
Kanawha Street
Randolph L. Anderson
C. Earl Linck
Walter Cooper
W. C. Scott, Jr
Ravina Road
M. R. Dodd
Harvey M. Scott
South Hills
G. Jamison Floyd
R. A. Tracy
Maxwell Street
W. B. Grimes
W. J. Buck
C. S. Heath
F. D. Drumheller
W. E. Hoffman
Births report from McMillan Hospital
A daughter was born June 4 at McMillan hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Moors of South Charleston and a son born June 5 to Mr and Mrs Hugh Miley of Belle.
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Hugh P. Miley
Belle
Outdoor Worship Service at London Heights
The Christian Endeavor society of Weekley Memorial United Brethren church held an outdoor worship service Sunday at 6 30 p m at London heights. Miss Sara Hastings led the program on My Father s World. The group then returned to the church for the evening services.
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Christian Endeavor Society of
Virginia Knapp Bible Class Meeting At Humphreys Memorial
The Virginia Knapp Bible class of Humphreys Memorial church will meet at 8 p m tomorrow at the church.
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Virginia Knapp
Humphreys Memorial Church
Missionary Society Meeting at Trinity Lutheran
The woman’s missionary society of Trinity Lutheran church will meet at 2 30 p m tomorrow at the church. Mrs Otto P Woysch will lead a program on Christ the Workman. Mrs Val Fruth will be hostess.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
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Otto P. Woysch
Christ the Workman
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St Luke's Episcopal Church Guild Sets Lawn Fete Tonight
Plans for a lawn fete from five to eight oclock tonight at St Luke s Episcopal church were made Monday night by the ladies guild. Present were Mesdames R M Pitts C W Frazier Mary Carpenter C B Kiefer Pauline Thaxton and O H Pritchett.
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Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Mesdames R. M. Pitts
C. W. Frazier
Mary Carpenter
C. B. Kiefer
Pauline Thaxton
O. H. Pritchett
Church Service Class Meeting Program Led by Mrs Bek
Mrs J J Bek directed a Monday night program at the Service class church gathering. Hostesses included Mesdames John Rollins Emma Deets and Ella Williams with many attendees listed among the ladies and gentlemen present. همچنین the Free Will Baptist church ladies held a meeting at Mrs W M Wilson's home where Mrs Jesse Perdue received a honor shower.
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J. J. Bek
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
John Rollins
Emma Deets
Ella Williams
the Ladies and Society of the Free Will Baptist Church of
Chesapeake
W. M. Wilson
Jesse Perdue
June Barber Guild Meeting at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The June Barber guild of the Emmanuel Baptist church met Monday night at Mrs. Bernard Simms home on Stewart street. Attendees included Mesdames A L Baker Jack Canfield C L Dean Lola Greene John Hamric W E Harmon Gladys Huffman Stacey Lambert D L Lay C M Dean Dolly Mace E A McCandless Gay McKnight Sylvia Nichols L W Pendell Okey Powers Roy L Rose Cloda Simms Homer Miller and Misses Janet Moore Hazel Cline.
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Stewart Street
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John Hamric
W. E. Harmon
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Stacey Lambert
D. L. Lay
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Gay McKnight
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L. W. Pendell
Okey Powers
Roy L. Rose
Cloda Simms
Homer Miller
Janet Moore
Hazel Cline
Evening Meetings At Union Mission Tabernacle
Two nightly sessions begin at 7 30 for children and youths as part of a campaign led by Rev Fred Brown. Brown conducts the late service with Bill McGarrahan directing the children's group. A joint rally occurs each Saturday at 10 am. Main services start at 8 pm.
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Union Mission Tabernacle
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Fort Hill
C. F. Zimmerman
W. L. Holt
Dixie Street
L. S. Connell
DuPont
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale St
Mesdames Ed Conker
S. M. Jarrett
E. E. Mce Clure
E. L. Jarrett
John Sparkes
J. P. Watson
Anna L. Zerby
T. A. Borradaile
John Cablish
B. E. Wallace
M. E. Copley
E. Z. Williams
T. H. Campbell
A. W. Gardman
J. C. Carson
E. M. Sparkes
Don Murphy
Sears
Virginia St
Kanawha St
4Th Ave
Stockton and
Bream Sts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!