Cantata Offerings for Sunday by Hark! the Glad Sound Chorus
The program features readings from Luke and Matthew with choruses and solos including O Holy Night and It Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Performers include Mrs Vickery and Lougene Olem with a chorus of named participants led by Perrine and Mrs A M Richards.
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Mathew II
George Perrine
Bethlehen
Reading
Luke
Shepherds Chorus
Geo. Jackson
Seneca Burr
Joe Pettey
Walter H .Todd
L. P. Troup
Nallie B. Bobbitt
George Jackson
R. E.smith
M. K. Vickery
T. Rollo
Elizabeth Malone
Perrine
A. M. Richards
Oscar Napps
B. L. Malone
Mary Robertson
Silly quarrels and wry witticisms fill the page
A collage of quips about love money aging and manners. Jokes about stockings nudist colonies and Christmas gifts mix with pun filled gags about memory warning signs and a cigar that hides tools. The jokes pivot on social mores and everyday foibles in light breezy fashion.
Alabama's 115th Birthday Marked With History Notes
Wayne E. Scrivner recalls Alabama becoming a sovereign state on December 14 1819 its territorial origins Yazoo frauds and early capitals Mobile's flags over centuries and Alabama's university and state song details. The piece traces statehood and Reconstruction era debates.
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Wayne E. Scrivner
Alabama
Mississippi
National Congress
Nickajack
Julia Tutwiler
Europe
Mobile
Huntsville
Cahaba
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
St. Stephens
University
Alatame
Crossword Puzzle Clues From An Old Page
A scrambled OCR puzzle fragment lists across clues like Unspoiled Sound Infrequent and A combat with scattered garbled text and stray symbols, offering little readable article context beyond a partial clue set and stray letter strings.
Sewing Club Holds Regular Session at Home
The I. D. C. Sewing Club met at Mrs. R. H. Kelly’s home at 1817 7th Ave Bo Wednesday night. Members and visitors attended for about two hours of sewing and business, followed by refreshments.
Special Health Workers Train At Opelika Station
Three state health officers seven nurses and four sanitation officers are enrolled in a special training course at the Alabama Field Training Station in Opelika. The program runs through December 29 and is directed by Dr. A. H. Graham focusing on solving county health problems and advanced medical techniques.
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Opelika
Ala
Alabama Field Training Station
State Health Department
A. H. Graham
Negro Alumni In Program Tonight at School Auditorium
The Negro high school alumni group will observe Alabama Day this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Superintendent W W Benson will be one of the speakers. All members and friends are urged to attend and bring a silver offering for the association in behalf of the school.
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W. W. Benson
Infant dies of pneumonia in Valhermosa home
One month old Elizabeth Ann Edwards died this morning at eight o'clock from pneumonia at her parents' home in Valhermosa. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 o'clock at Valhermosa by Rev. J. W. Brooks with interment there Peck directing.
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Elizabeth Ann Edwards
Ollie Edwards
Valhermosa
J. W. Brooks
Peck
Merry Widow at Princess Soon
Ballet innovator Albertina Rasch says Maurice Chevalier learned tap to master the Merry Widow waltz for Ernst Lubitsch's The Merry Widow at the Princess Theatre next week. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film features Edward Everett Horton Una Merkel George Barbier Minna Gambell Ruth Channing Sterling Holloway Donald Meek Herman Bing and many extras.
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Albertina Rasch
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Ernst Lubitech
Princess Theatre
Miss MacDonald
Mme. Rasch
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Franz Lehar
Edward Everett Horton
Una Merkel
George Barbier
Minna Gombell
Ruth Chan
Mayor Nelson Returns From Tri-Cities Business Trip
Mayor James A. Nelson has returned from a business trip to the Tri-Cities on Thursday.
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James A. Nelson
Tri-Cities
Visits Home Folks
Normiby Cox of Tupelo Mississippi is visiting homefolks here in town and plans to stay several days.
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Normiby Cox
Tupelo
Miss
McRae Motors agents meet at Atlanta district sales
N. P. Buchanan and L. P. Mc Rae of McRae Motors are in Atlanta attending a district sales meeting of DeSoto agents.
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N. P. Buchanan
L. P. McRae
The
McRae Motors
Atlanta
DeSoto
Alabama salute to the Magic City on its 115th anniversary
The passage notes Birmingham known as the Magic City for its rapid growth. It recalls its population in 1878 and marks 115 years since Alabama’s admission to the Union, honoring the state’s history.
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Fere
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
Two men held after city shooting near mill
Nelson Watts and Bill Freeman, both described as Black, were involved in a gunfire incident near the Home Ot Mill. Watts was critically wounded by a bullet that entered the right nostril and lodged behind an ear, while Freeman remained in city jail for investigation.
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Nelson Watts
Bill Freeman
Watts
Crawford Returns From Huntsville Business Trip
Crawford has returned from a business trip to Huntsville. He resumed duties after the trip and is expected to report on economic activities discussed with colleagues.
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Triple
Crawford
Huntsville
Tennessee River Gauge Reads Five Feet Stationary
The Tennessee river gauge shows a five foot level this morning with the river holding steady at that mark. Local observers report no further movement anticipated for now as shoreline activity remains minimal and weather remains calm.
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Tennessee
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Bethlehem
Snowdrn
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Kansas
Pete Deering
Hiver
Brie
Paul Revere
Longfellow
Banks
Manny
Seal
FiAelor
Ali
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Fis
Brown’s Variety Store
Bank
Sewing Club
Merry Widow
Princess Soon
Trip
Santa Claus
LET Live Market
Moulton Street
Henderson's
Henderson
Second Avenue
Decatur
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