Ninth Street Church WSCS Meets to Discuss Faith Theme
The Ninth Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church for its regular monthly business session led by president Mrs. Luther Turner. Devotional talks by Mrs. Riggans and circle four leader Mrs. A Kizziah preceded prayers as members reviewed the group’s faith program and routine church business.
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Ninth Street
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Luther Turner
Turner
Robert Riggan
T-B Britnell
Circle Four
A. Kizziah
J. A. Barnett
R. D Compton
Kizziah
Central W.S.C
Birmingham
Circle One
J. H. Branum
Christ Jesus
One Foundation
Estill Warren
Conrad Strickland
Personal notes from Den ton and area arrivals
Mr and Mrs J A Pruitt of Denton Texas are visiting sister Mrs Ethel Martin on Danville Road. Dr and Mrs Frank Haggard of Gadsden announce the birth of a son at Holy Name of Jesus Hospital named William Henry Haggard. Mrs Haggard formerly Carolyn Zeitler of Mooresville. Mrs Albert Bolin and son Walter returned from Avondale Florida after three weeks. Cecil K Neville and children Sara and Paul and Gus Voger of Evansville Indiana visited Mrs H K Neville in Trinity and Mr and Mrs W A Eller. Miss Mary Julia Holesapple left to attend Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa North Carolina. Homer Smith, patient at Decatur General Hospital, is slightly improving.
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J. A. Pruitt
Denton
Texas
Ethel Martin
Danville Road
Frank Haggard
Gadsden
Holy Name of Jesus Hospital
William Henry Haggard
Cecil K. Neville
Sara and
Paul
Gus Voger
Evansville
Indiana
H. K. Neville
Trinity
W. A. Ellrer
Mary Julia Holesapple
Warren and Wilson College
Swannanoa
North Carolina
The Role of Sex in Marriage and a Dueling Dilemma
Dorothy Dix argues that physical attraction starts marriage but must be joined by brains, tact, and lasting personality to endure. She notes many wives maintain happy marriages by wit and support, while vanity fades. A second letter counsels a man to wait until he can support his fiancée, warning against rushing into marriage for love alone.
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Miss Dix
Aoman
Dorothy Dix
Mosquito Disease Carrier Must Be Sick to Spread Illness
The statement explains that a mosquito must itself be diseased to transmit germs to humans, since only infected insects can inject pathogens that cause illness.
Britain’s 1949 steel output nearly triple 1931 figure
Great Britain produced 14,877,000 tons of steel in 1949, almost tripling its 1931 output. The gain reflects postwar industrial expansion and increased demand across sectors. Industry analysts note the shift in production toward heavy steel for infrastructure and defense.
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Great Britain
Tomato status debated by courts and botany
The text notes that full coordinated eye muscle control in children appears by age five. It then cites a 1893 Supreme Court ruling declaring the tomato a vegetable, while botanical definition classifies it as a fruit.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Dear Miss Dix on speaking and listening skills
The column advises that talk comes from nature but intelligent listening is learnable. It notes listeners are rarer and more valuable in conversation, offering practical guidance while Dorothy Dix answers general problems, and includes a botanical aside defining certain plant parts as fruits.
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Miss Dix
Farm Bureau Sessions Open in Auburn Alabama
Auburn Alabama September 7 with over 1700 expected attendees the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation began on the API campus a general assembly of delegates from across the state is to open the formal program tonight in the API sports arena an earlier meeting of the Alabama Council of Home Demonstration clubs was set for 2 pm yesterday the federation resolutions committee urged support for a 2 million dollar state hospital bond issue and federal aid for education without federal control the panel’s recommendations await federation action later in the program
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
API
Alabama Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Tent Meeting Set to Open Friday Night in West A
A tent meeting scheduled to open Tuesday night in West A will instead begin Friday evening due to bad weather. The tent is set up at the intersection of Eighth and Second streets.
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West A
Eighth
Second
Memorial Sing at Neel Baptist on Sept 18
The annual third Sunday memorial sing will be held September 18 at Neel Baptist church. The program starts at eleven with dinner on the grounds at noon, singing at 1 30, and a memorial service from 2 to 2 30 led by Rev. Walker Bynum remembering L. C. Osborn, E. L. Thompson and Sam D. Lowery. A large crowd is expected and the public is invited.
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Neel Baptist Church
Walker Bynum
L. C. Osborn
E L. Thompson
Sam D. Lowery
Fourteen Attend At WSCS Meeting Despite The Rain
The Center Springs WSCS met Sunday September 4 at 6 00 PM in the church. The meeting was very successful with fourteen present including three new members.
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Center Springs W. S.C. S
Revival Sponsored by Assembly of God Leaders
Revival services sponsored by the Assembly of God and led by Rev and Mrs W Buchanan promise spiritual renewal. The event highlights faith, community outreach, and ongoing sermons.
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The
Assembly of God
Mrs. W. Buchanan
Be A Light For Jesus Opens Meeting In Church
Weather conditions aside, the gathering opened with the song Be A Light For Jesus and St Matthew 25 read by Mrs. Mary Breeding. Mrs. Lester Whitten delivered an inspiring article titled I Can Do All Things For Christ Which Strengthen Me. Miss Lurline Jennings shared a life testimony and a local teacher gave an engaging talk. Members plan to meet every second and fourth Sunday.
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Jesus
St. Matthew
Mary Breeding
Lester Whitten
Christ
Lurline Jennings
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