Third quarterly conference to meet on second Sunday in June
The third quarterly conference will convene here on the second Sunday in June with the district superintendent preaching at eleven, lunch at noon, and conference in the afternoon. A special invitation is extended to all. Mrs. Lloyd Burns was admitted to the Flint Sanatorium last week and well wishes are sent for a speedy recovery.
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Lloyd Burns
Flint
Charles Mattox
Jack Allen
Navy
Bert Allen
Jack
R. B. Bridges
Ethel Bridges
Buel Bridges
Decatur
M. M. Kyle
Maxwell
Reymond Cocke
Modest Maidens Trademark Registered at U S Patent Office
Cooke family guests and social visits across a county scene include J L Vest and Brandon Vest with Barbara, Oscar Sybert family, Malcolm, Ricky and Pervis Cox clan with Dorothy and Buddy, plus supper guests N E Bailey and Charles Mattox families. A Bible Braille note mentions 18 bulky volumes. A rare Edward VIII coin turns up in Calgary worth up to fifty dollars.
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Joe Long
Birmingham
Bob Ward
Upshaw
Mrs. Allen
Georgia
Bert Allen
Morgan City Community Notes From Morgan County
Rev Fred Gifford filled his regular appointment at Oleander church Sunday. Several from this community attended the baccalaureate sermon at Union Hill. The people were glad of the good rain Sunday. Jackie Couch visited her grandmother Mrs Francis Tyler over the weekend. Carolyn and Pete Gullion visited Patsy and Nancy Gifford Sunday. Harve Curry has returned to Texas after visiting here. Miss Lillie McClure of Somerville is staying with Ottis Wilson. Mrs P M Walter was in Huntsville Friday for medical treatment. Mrs Opa Leach and Mrs L D Blevins visited their mother Mina Owens Sunday. The children are glad school will be out soon. Mr and Mrs Buford Owen and Mr and Mrs Oscar Couch visited Brown Owen and daughter Clara Sunday.
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Fred Gifford
Oleander Church
Freedom Church of God
Carolyn
Pete Gullion
Patsy
Nancy Gifford
Buford Owen
Oscar Couch
Brown Owen
Clara
Lillie McClure
Somerville
Ottis Wilson
P. M. Walter
Huntsville
Power firms plan 255 million for new hydro coal plants
Japanese power companies expect to spend 255 million dollars this year to develop hydroelectric and coal plants to meet rising demand. The National Public Utility Commission projects capacity rising from 9 million kilowatts to 10,287,000 kilowatts. Southern Arabia has almost no inhabitants.
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Tokyo
National Public Utility Commission
Pre Jump Nerves Highlight Tampa Parachutist
Bert Crad dock, 38, a veteran with 74 exhibition and training jumps, packs his own parachutes and favors delayed jumps from 3500 feet. He waits to 1000 feet to deploy, noting a past delay when the chute opened at 200 feet. Maryland touts a virgin hemlock forest as a regional claim.
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Tampa
Fla
Bert Craddock
Bert
Salary origins traced to sal and salt in Latin
The term salary comes from the Latin sal which means salt. Early miners and soldiers were paid with salt or salt money, linking compensation to the essential mineral.
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Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Koo Soft Drinks
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TVA
Ay, Os
Souths
U. S
Patent Office
Edward Viil
Calgary
Alta
West Africa
Edward Will
Duncan Hamilton
Ima
White ‘Tulip
Happy Vale
Adams Garden
Tyme de
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Merita
Kentucky
Henry Norton
James Norton
Tip-Top Food Stores
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Wilson Avenue
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Coneys
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Selma
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R. L. Zeigler, Inc
Alabama
Morgan County
Morgan City
Arabia
Maryland
United States
Sunny South
Tropicana
America
Duncan Hines
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Ana Ailiaas
Fuichd
Bacon
Atra
Heinz Baby Food
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Somerville Road
Somerville Road School
Comfort
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