Fortieth Camp Meeting Closes Plans for 1940 Gathering
The Fortieth Camp Meeting closes with an altar service featuring two orphan sisters who found salvation that afternoon. Workers include Dr O H Callis and Rev M V Lewis of Wilmore Ky, with plans for a large 1940 encampment led by Dr A Sprague and Rev Charles W Way. The interdenominational camp stresses holiness and grace teaching per John Wesley, invites all pastors, and urges early contact for youth involvement.
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Paul Eubanks
O. H. Callis
Wilmore
Decatur
Iselle
Falkville
Cullman
Louis- Ne
Kentucky
Mp Committee
John Wesley
Guin Puchets
Hartselle
Ala
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Four Vain Indefinite Article
Crossword clues list with multiple entries across and down including hints such as Vain Indefinite article Smells An English statesman Fasten Except Or Israel Land Statute measure A golf club Metal in the pl form of An aviator thread Exists Those who pronoun work diligently Strips of Kind of wood used in sheer linen a winter Resembling sport an elf A little island First note of the scale To crack as the akin River in gently Scotland To cut off A salutation Crooked etc.
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Israel
Land
Dili
Scotland
Chitwood to Lead Revival Chapter and Flight Dreams
The article reports Rev. J H Chitwood to preach at a revival in Danville beginning August 13 with his Birmingham church duties noted. It also follows Sarah Anne and Judith planning parachute jumps as summer fades, while Sarah Anne grapples with love for Robert Kennedy amid dreams of aviation and freedom.
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Corrinne
Sarah Anne
Bob Ransom
Judith Drake
Jack Courtney
Church
Judith
J. H. Chitwood
Central Park Methodist
Birmingham
Central Methodist
Decatur
Denville Methodist Church
Chitwood
Judy
Robert Kennedy
Motion Picture House
Bernice
Bob
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
Immediate Action Advised for Early Applications
The notice urges applicants to act quickly by submitting their applications promptly. It emphasizes early submission to ensure consideration and avoid delays.
Revival Meeting At Chapel Hill Led By Rev G W Brooks
A revival gathering in Chapel Hill continues this week with Rev G W Brooks as pastor and Rev B F Tingle from Decatur preaching. The young Rev Jones of Bob Jones College conducts singing as crowds fill the chapel with heart warming sermons and chorus.
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Chapel Hill
G. W. Brooks
B. F. Tingle
D. D
Decatur
Jones
Bob Jones College
Tingle
Prohibition Clashes Hurt Fifteen In Bombay
Fifteen people were wounded today in Bombay as police clashed with demonstrators over a new prohibition law. Police fired, wounding five, while ten more were hurt by stones. Foreigners faced rationed liquor, and tension rose between Moslems and Hindus as a Muslim procession was attacked.
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Bombay
To Be Continued Prompts Hope for a New Horizon
A fragmentary line hints at parting and resilience as one character leaves another, while the survivor searches for a future. The text suggests ongoing narrative tension and an implied continuation.
Government Starts Baby Gas Helmet Distribution
The government began distributing 1,500,000 gas helmets for babies. Helmets will be stored in central depots rather than handed directly to parents.
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London
Smith rushed to Baton Rouge to see ill daughter
Dr. James Monroe Smith former LSU president, held on 40 counts from swindling to forgery, was granted a brief transfer to Baton Rouge to visit his critically ill daughter Mrs Owen Waller Ware who recently gave birth to a son. A governor approved visit and a federal jail return was ordered by Judge Borah. Also charged with involvement in state university money schemes were Leon Weiss Clarence Lorio George Griffon and H B Andrews.
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Baton Rouge
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Smith
New Orleans
Owen Waller Ware
Earl K. Long
U. S
Wayne G. Borah
Parish Granid
State University
Leon C. Weiss
Clarence A. Lorio
State Medical Society
George C. Griffon
H. B. Andrews
Griffon
Five Alabama postmasters named by Roosevelt
Washington lists five Alabama postmasters nominated by President Roosevelt including George W. Floyd for Alabama City Otis B. Hunter for Boaz Thomas A. Smith for Cullman Ernest W. Thompson for Tuskegee and Ethel Jolly for Warrior.
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Washington
Alabama
Roosevelt
George W. Floyd
Boaz
Otis B. Hunter
Cullman
Thomas A. Smith
Tuskegee
Ernest W. Thompson
Warrior
Ethel Jolly
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Daily Cross
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Self
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Russia
Ridge
Bel
IAI
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Helen Wels
Mer
Monroe
Alabama Business Institute
Chifforobe
Mercury
Sterchi’s
Gene Aker
CAMP
Puffle
Ygett
Forsooth
Macbeth
City Park
Princess Theatre
Cullman P. M
Decatur Marble & Granite Works
J. L. Joly, Prog
West Moulton St
Decatur, Ala
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