Bible as daily guide through history and faith
The Bible remains a center of study linking ancient events to modern life. It presents the life of Jesus, the Jews’ oracles, and enduring stories of courage. Nehemiah’s return and Mesopotamian empires frame a call to reflect amid world tensions. Even daily facts, like U S milk production, anchor life in Bible-guided perspective.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Palestine
Assyria
Babylon
Syria
Persia
Greece
Rome
Paul
William F. Gilroy
Israel
Palestina
Nehemiah
Christian Herald
Dr. Talmadge
Lfe
Mian
Over 200 Children Register At Clinic For Cripples Here
More than 200 patients were registered at the spring crippled children's clinic held Friday at the Dothan Recreation Center. Orthopedic surgeons and nurses cared for cripples and disabled adults from Houston and Geneva counties with some from Dale and Henry counties. Registration was by the Dothan Service League, with follow up by district orthopedic and county public health nurses. Local clubs provided meals and support, and the event was among the county's largest in years.
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Houston
Geneva
Dale
Henry
Dothan Recreation Center
Eagle
Dothan Service League
George Grimsley
Dothan
W. T. Porter
State Rehabilitation Service
Young Women's Club
Scoattie Frasier Club
Sorasis Club
Kinsey
Charities Chest
Civic Clubs
Aprons And Dresses Shown By 4-H Girls
Geneva special reports 4-H club demonstrations presenting 34 aprons and seven dresses made by 4-H girls at Coffee Springs. Awards announced with winners in Fourth, Fifth and Sixth, and Senior groups. Leaders listed, plus summer plans under neighborabdes guidance.
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Geneva
Coffee Springs
Betty Kelley
Ann Bostic
Patricia Jones
Vernell Meyers
Barrie Jones
Jean Snell Grove
Touise Stokes
Carolyn Nichols
Betty Joyce Anderson
Alice Young
Moers
Ruby Skipper
Agnes Meihearn
Etta Mae Ward
Fef
Joyce Johnson
Betty Kelly
Patricia Venys
Jean Snellgrove
Geraldine Raxtley
Edna Sue Redmond
Bet
Oregonian To Head Men's Garden Clubs
Joe M. Johnson of Portland Oregon was elected president of the General Men's Garden Club of America at the annual convention in Atlanta Georgia. He succeeds W Ho Thorne of Asheville NC as the outgoing president. A J Nivrechi of Savannah was named honorary treasurer alongside other officers.
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Atlanta
Joe M. Johnson
Portland
Ore
Gre Mers's Garden Club
Sca
W. Ho Thorne
Asheville
Nlc
A. J. Nivrechi
Savannah
Garden Club expert to speak in Marianna on table setting
Doro Ty Biddle an author poet and editor of the Garden Club column will appear in Marianna on April 15. Sponsored by the Marianna Senior Woman's Club and Greenwood Garden Club she will present Adventures in Table Setting at the Youth Center from 2 pm to 4 pm and attend a tea there later. She lives in Pleasantville New York and has written several books on flower and table arrangements.
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Marianna
Doroty Biddle
Garden Club Department of Flower Grower
Miss Biddle
Walter Adams Johnson
Marianna Senior Woman's Club
Greenwood Garden Club
Pleasantville
New York
Mother Charged With Killing Son In New London
A 49 year old mother Frances Stevens Morris was charged with murder for bludgeoning her ten year old son Robert T Morris Jr to death while he slept. The boy died at 1 30 am after his father found him with head wounds. Fragments of a heavy wrench and large scissors were found on the bed. Mrs Morris was committed to the State Mental Hospital at Norwich for observation amid claims of delusions of disease transmission.
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New London. Conn
Robert T. Morris, Jr
Frances Stevens Morris
Norwich
Livestock and Grain Markets Report From Chicago
US dairy hogs and cattle sales show higher prices across most weight classes as demand broadens with higher dressed beef prices. Steers over 1300 pounds mostly steady to 50 higher. heifers and cows gain. bulls fall. Grain rally pushes May corn to about 2.29, wheat up about 3 to 4 cents, oats up, soybeans steady. Butterflies noted as a regional tribal delicacy.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Southern Presbyterians near goal in progress program drive
Atlanta special reports the General Assembly linked Program of Progress aims to add 100 000 new members yearly, boost Sunday attendance to 80 percent, create 250 new chapels annually, promote Christian stewardship, and raise 7 850 000 dollars over five years. Roy LeCraw directs the campaign as Presbyteries prepare remaining year four plans.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Southern Presbyterian
Roy LeCraw
Ground To Be Brahe For Apetete Hosphy
Groundbreaking events center on a $2,000,000 Valley project with government aid noted. Senator Hill of Alabama and Representative Bay discuss ceremonies for the first carpet factory in the United States, started in Philadelphia in 1791 by W Sprague.
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Langdale
Senator Hill
Bayoth
United States
Philadelphia
W. Sprague
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ACME
America
Walla
Oregonian
U. S
Progressive Party
Mee
Young Drug Co
E. Main Street
USDA
Speigner Concrete Block CO
Old Fairground
Savings
Ala
Mar
Investors Syndicate
Newsweek Mgazine
Williame
Montgomery
Alabama
Chevrolet
Fisher
ST. Andrews Street
Solomon Motor Company, Inc
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