Georgia Supreme Court Justice R. C. Bell Resigns
Justice R C Bell of the Georgia Supreme Court resigned today and took oath as justice emeritus. Ill health prompted retirement after a long career including Solicitor General of the Albany Circuit, Superior Court Judge, State Court of Appeals Judge, and Chief Justice from 1943 to 1947. He is 69 and longtime dean of appellate judges.
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Atlanta
R. C. Bell
Georgia Supreme Court
Justice Bell
Wooster County
Mercer University Law Schol
Sylvester
Cairo
Thomasville
Albany
State Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Bell
Frank Jenkins
Vereen Bell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Death of Mrs Emmit Helms at Pine Ridge
Mrs Emmit Helms died at her home near Pine Ridge on Sunday June 25 after a long illness. She was a member of Union Grove Baptist church and was buried Sunday afternoon at Union Grove cemetery. Funeral services were attended by many in the community. Fellow residents and relatives are listed as visiting and caring for Mrs Helms during her illness and after her death.
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Emmit Helms
Pine Ridge
Union Grove
Loyd Lamp
FE. L. Lemons
Jack Lemons
Cullman
Joe Rolfe Jr
Woodland Mill
Edd Thomas
Dick McCutcheon
Redstone Park
P. O. Yancey
Elbert Harold Brooks
Huntsville
Dorothy Bonds
Flint
Lillian Prince
Grace Painter
Ethel Whitenant
South Alabama
Helms
John Williams
J. B. Williams
Willie Knox
Luther Pritchett
Huntsville Atustley
Erlene Flack
A Office Cat and Other Humorous Snapshots
A collection of short, humorous exchanges and vignettes. Jokes about lightning fears at summer, personal appearance vs business success, a dramatic mother and a non doctor from the Internal Revenue Department, budget worries, cooking quips, and local characters Eph Williker and Jayhawk County observations.
Two Men Dead In 2 Crashes
Two Alabama men died in separate traffic accidents near Tuscaloosa and Birmingham. Charles McPherson 45 Northport Route 1 died after a highway crash that overturned a wick with Howard Grammer Northport Route 2. James William Johns 22 Birmingham cab driver died from a broken neck after his cab left the highway near the Ruffner community.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Charles McPherson
Northport
Tuscaloosa
James William Johns
Jonas
Ruffner
McPherson
Howard Grammer
Highaway
Grammer
Faith Will' Never Die As Long As Colored Seed Catalogs Are Printed
A fragment discusses Epic moving about to determine the easiest rocking direction and hints at a broader motif about enduring faith tied to the printed seed catalogs used by Black communities.
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Epn
Collectively Speaking on Household Chores and Parenthood
A reflective quote by S. H. Dewhurst notes that after a rainy day a parent’s burden seems lighter when children consistently put things away. The line critiques children’s reluctance to tidy and contrasts it with an ideal of orderly behavior.
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S. H. Dewhurst
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frasier
New Suffragan Bishop to Be Consecrated in Alabama
The Alabama Episcopal Diocese will consecrate Randolph R. Claiborne as suffragan bishop at the Church of the Nativity in Huntsville at 10:30 A M. He has served as rector there for ten years. Leading clergy from the South attend with Rt. Rev. Henry St George Tucker as consecrator and bishops Noble Powell and C C J Carpenter as co consecrators.
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Huntsville
Ala
Alabama Episcopal Diocese
Randolph
R. Claiborne
Church of the Nativity
Claiborne
South
Henry St. George Tucker
United States
Noble C. . Powell
Maryland
C. C. J. Carpenter
Alabama
Bishop Carpenter
Birmingham
Ralph Kendall
Eutow
M. M. Baldwin
James Brettman
St. John's Montgomery
John Ebaugh Jr
Edward Hamilton” West
Florida
Charles. Clingman
Kentucky
Henry I. Louittit
Who's Guilty in a Turbulent Domestic Scene
A tired businessman returns to turmoil as a missing feed and a frozen market shadows his life. He discovers a farewell note from his wife and contemplates a fatal act. Alice Keil and a flirtatious exchange hint at social pressures in a strained domestic setting.
Timber and timbered lands across states described
The text notes Florida with Rev. Alexander C. Zabrieski of the Virginia Theological Seminary and Rev. Robert Y. Marlow of the Church of the Holy Comforter in Gadsden. It mentions the Kaibab National Forest in Northern Arizona spanning about 750000 acres and housing the world’s largest virgin timber stand. It also references Maine as the pine tree state.
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Florida
Alexander C. Zabrieski
Virginia Theological
Robert Y. Marlow
Church of the Holy Comforter
Gadsden
Kaibab National Forest
Arizona
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Morgan County
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Dillehay
SEA Line Highway
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Junius
Internal Revenue Department
Decatur
Dad
Eph Williker
Jayhawk County
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Heo
Metal Crafters
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East Moulton St
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Gussie
Gussie” Moran
Santa Monica
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Kaiser-Frazer
Gulf
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