Zetomen Club Elects Officers and Bible Study Night
The Zetomen Club met Tuesday at the Archibald with Mrs. Day presiding. A nominating report led to election of Day as president and a slate including Bussey, Sandhin, Patterson, Richards, and Troup. Bible lessons on Satan followed, then prayers, and hostesses served salad and tea.
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Zetomen Club
Bn Wage
The
Archibald
W. H. Day
Elmer Bussey
Pp. H. Sandhin
C. D. Patterson
A. M. Richards
H. O. Troup
Satan
A. Z. Bailey
Social notes brief with visits and illnesses
Mrs. Hubert Young and daughter visited New York and then stayed with her daughter Mrs John Bragg. Violet Brazelton of Nashville Tenn visited sister Kathleen Brazelton. Dr R C Berry ill at home. J R Deniel well after several days ill. Mrs J Hamil, Mrs G W Hamil, and Mrs Garner Pride spent the day in Birmingham. Mrs John Knight of Huntsville stayed weeks at Cornelian Court. Mrs Hodd Harris and baby daughter of Courtland visited mother Mrs Dolores Hardage. Eugene Morrow ill at East Lafayette St. Mrs Clifton Ferrell of Birmingham returned after short visit with mother Mrs C C Ferrell. Frank Syler of New Smyrna Fla and wife named infant son born January 10. William Howard and Earle Calvin Sr went to Birmingham for funeral of Dr E M Robinson, heart attack. Rev Lambuth Archibald returned from Birmingham after attending funeral. Roland Gray in Montgomery on business. Stanly Morsbach Jr of Cincinnati visiting H Reid Sherard Sr, H Sherard Jr, and Gordon Sherard. Charles Eberhardt of Atlanta visiting Rucker Mason home. Dr H D Greer returned from extended stay in Rochester Minn. Mrs R C Berry visited Birmingham.
New Memorial Drive Methodist Church Readsied for Occupancy
The Memor ial Drive Methodist church reports the new children building is near completion and will be occupied soon. Opening the facility will allow expansion of the Sunday school departments and related activities.
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Memorial Drive Methodist Church
WPA Removes Thousands of Aliens from Ohio Rolls
Columbus, Ohio, March 1. Five thousand aliens have been dropped from Ohio Works Progress Administration rolls as officials estimate the total will reach 6,000 by week’s end. dismissals were made mandatory by a recently enacted relief act.
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Columbus
Ohio Works Progress Administration
WPA
Attorney Col William Kay Dies in Jacksonville
Col William Edward Kay a 79 year old Jacksonville attorney and general counsel for the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad died yesterday in a local hospital from a heart ailment. He had a long career with the railroad and served in numerous legal capacities. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Jacksonville
Fila
William Edward Kay
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Roosevelt Returns From Sea Cruise To Washington
President Roosevelt sails home aboard the Houston after ten days at sea off the Caribbean. He plans to reach Charleston by Friday afternoon and Athens his Washington trip is set for Saturday morning. He will attend church services and ceremonies marking the 150th anniversary of the first Congress.
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Office Cat Roundup of Jokes and Quips Across Society
A mosaic of humor and social satire features quick exchanges among film and theater folk, a Taft fact, work anecdotes, and playful quips. The dialogue sketches reveal opinions on actors, editors, taxes, and manners with a light, period voice.
Labor chiefs await Roosevelt signal for joint labor peace talks
Rival leaders of the AFL and CIO, representing over seven million workers, await a signal from President Roosevelt to begin a joint search for peace in the labor movement. A preliminary meeting may be arranged this week by the president or Secretary Perkins to set timing and location for formal conferences.
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American Federation of Labor
CIO
Roosevelt
Perkins
Play Scheduled at New Center in Lawrence County
A play titled The Little Clodhopper will be presented at New Center school Lawrence County on Saturday night at seven o clock. F B Miller extended a cordial invitation to the public to attend the performance.
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Lawrence County
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Bible Study Set for Thursday Evening at First Christian
The regular devotional service and Bible study will be held at the First Christian Church on Thursday evening at 7:00. Dr. Wyle will lead the 25th study in the series.
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Wyle
The Work of an Ungifted Worker Gospel Theme
A church invites the public to a study titled The Work of an Ungifted Worker drawn from John 10 40 to 42. The discourse notes Jesus’ retreat beyond Jordan and mentions reactions to His signs with a call to belief as Mary did.
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John
Mary
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