Let God Replace Fear With Faith In Abundant Living
Sunday Abundant Living column urges letting God replace fear and worry with faith. It describes relaxing in Christ’s presence to absorb life energy, emphasizing attention on Him as a mental law. Examples include a car motor running when parked and a Negro worker’s advice to sit relaxed.
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God
Moire
Abingdon Deesbury Presa
New York
Nashville
INEA
Christ
Veterans of Civil War reunite in fading numbers nationwide
A desolate tally shows 17 Union veterans and 23 Confederate veterans alive across 24 states. Oldest Union survivor James A lard, born 1842, and Confederate eldest John T Graves, born 1642, live in Missouri and Washington. The list includes dozens more names with homes from Oregon to Florida, reflecting dwindling generations of the GAR and SCV.
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DEW York
America
Vetean
James A
Lard Rochester
Treatore A. Penland
Vancouver
Wash
John A. Marenm
Birtha
Ark
Fenland
Grand Army of the Republic
GAR
Indianapolis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Union
Charits v. Bailey
Baldwin City
Kany
Robert Barrett, Sr
Princeton
John ¥. Braneman
Topeka
Hkanz
Terael A. Bremtword
Samuels
Daniel Chagaman
Qs Dosen Clovese
Mich
Hiram R. Gate
Waak
James A Hard
Rochester
John Hutchinzoh
Ava
James M Turvey
Goff F Noh
William A Magee
Tos Anactes
Calif
Thesiave
Jend
James W Smith
Lebanon
Doulas T. Story
West Fos Angeles
Housing Boost In Birmingham Area
In Birmingham area growth has added about 21,000 homes for 4 5 9 000 residents. 6 000 apartments and 16 000 houses built since Jan 1 2046 with most in Homewood Mountain Brook and nearby unincorporated regions. Annexation legality under appeal could raise Birmingham’s 1950 population by 25 000 to 30 000.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Homewood
Mountain Brook
Stout
Booker Wreck Bus Woonbooket RI Seven Children Injured
Seven children were injured when a pile of school books toppled from a dashboard perch and became wedged under the bus foot brake on a Rhode Island school bus, according to reports from the scene.
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Woonbooket, R. I
Alabama AFL Group Sets Golden Jubilee
The Alabama State Federation of Labor opens a three day convention in Montgomery with about 450 delegates. Keynote speakers include Warry O. Reilly and Joe Keenan from Washington DC. Lou Rhodes of Augusta AFL also speaks as the event focuses on registration and business. Gov Folsom and local officials provide welcomes as the gathering promotes turnout for the May Democratic primaries.
Two Black Men Charged In Passing Of Another
Two Black men in Houston County are charged in a single warrant in the Friday incident that followed a Sunday argument over a bottle of wine. John Walter Smith, 41, and his 22 year old son J W Smith are named, with J W Smith already held on an assault charge. The Smith families are reported not to be related.
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Houston County
Jad
Win
Phil Squth
John Welter Smith
J. W. Smith
Phil Smith
Smith
Dr Kracke Addresses Enterprise Rotarians
Dr Roy Kracke dean of the University Medical School Birmingham spoke to the Rotary Club in Enterprise. He outlined training costs about 2000 dollars per student yearly and noted 36 of 60 applicants admitted this year, urging expansion to 106 to ensure future doctors. Other guests and officers mentioned for the April program and Detroit convention delegation.
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Roy Kracke
Universty Medical School
Birmingham
Rotary Club
Kracke
E. L. Gibson
Bop Taylor
Paul Mille
M. M ‘Woodham
Geneve
Co Adkins
P. Slaughter
Whigham
Whigham Ia
Cottee County High School
Tony Harrell
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John A. Marcum
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Matthews
el J. W. Moore
Selmi Ala
Miboig Murray
Orange Turg
S._C
Jeremiah P. O'Brien
Buna
Tex
Thomas E. Riddie Austin
Joseph BP. Robles
Tampa
Fla
John Sailing
Blant
F ‘Thrasher
Beauvoir
Miss
William D. Townsend
Olle
J. Ho Whitsett
Cash Drug Store
Foster St
Dial
Dethan
Als
Alabama Afl
Dr. Kracke
Gabardine
Penney's
Thea
Dothan Chamber OF Commerce
FFA
SRE Real Cowboys
A. D. Davis
Jacksonville
Santa Fe River Ranch
Alachua, Fla
Russell Cardwell, Montgomery
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