All Night Sing In Giles County Set For June 17
Giles county to host first all night singing convention at Bevels Springs near Pulaski on Friday June 17. About 5000 singers from Tennessee and other states expected to participate starting 8:00 pm with quartets duets trios and families invited to perform. Grady H Bass owner of the Bevels Springs property hosting a barbecue for attendees.
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Oak Ridge MYF Holds Regular Meeting at Church
The Oak Ridge M Y F met at the church Sunday night with Orval Sparkman presiding. Gladys West led songs, Icy Dell Cooper gave the devotional, and Jean Down called the roll. Bernice Sparkman led the lesson on Serving Other Communities, with participants Violets Cook Siby Thompson Faye Cooper Louise Bailey Ruby West and Lottie Mae Wynn.
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Giles County Singing Convention plans five o'clock Friday program
The Giles County Singing Convention announces a 5 PM Friday program preceding the singing. Bass invites singers to contact him promptly for feeding arrangements. Giles Post VFW will provide food and erect bleachers to seat at least 5 000. Committee: Reed Randolph chair Oscar Daughtry Blanchard Roberts. Gold mine depths noted at 9 000 feet in Africa and India.
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Veterans Benefits Q and A Clarify VA Discharge Rules
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Public Forest Land in TVA Territory Reaches 3.41 Million Acres
The 125 Tennessee Valley counties hold 3,410,300 acres of public forest land, about 17 percent of all forest lands. Nationally about 34 percent is publicly owned. In the Valley federal ownership is the main source, with the Forest Service, Park Service and TVA controlling roughly 85 percent. Federal ownership peaked in the war era and has since eased. The passage also notes sunspots are not yet explained, described as conical tornadoes up to 20,000 miles high.
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Dear Dorothy Dix Love Query Seems One Sided
Dorothy Dix answers a widow who loves a younger man who rejects marriage. She cautions against delusion, urges accepting his no, and suggests pursuing other prospects. Additional letters discuss differences in interests in marriage, and a 45 year old woman seeking social outings is advised to find daytime activities and let her husband rest.
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Recreation Investment Rises Across TVA Lakes in 1948
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Academie Francaise Founded by Richelieu in 1635
The Academie Francaise was established in 1635 by Cardinal Richelieu to standardize French language and literature. It grew into a distinguished scholarly body with long term cultural impact.
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Cuba Flag Origins Tied to New York Rooming House
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