Dr James Ross McCain to Speak on Presbyterian Hour
Dr James Ross McCain president of Agnes Scott College will be the featured speaker on the Presbyterian Hour next Sunday. A Tennessee native and Columbia PhD, he has led Agnes Scott since 1923 and has held major roles in Georgia and national educational groups. The program titled Christ the Only Answer for Education includes mixed chorus from Agnes Scott and Emory University and airs on WDIG at 7:30 a.m.
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America
James Ross McCain
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Tennessee
Erskin College
Columbia University
Erskine College
Chicago University
Davidson College
Emory University
Tulane University
Darlington School
Rome
Association of Georgia Colleges
Southern University Conference
American Association of Colleges
Ceneral Education Board of
N.Y. Hig
Rebeckah McDuffie Clarke
William Landis
WDIG
Cottonseed byproduct yields from cotton bales
The figures show that from each 500 pound bale of cotton about 640 pounds of stock feed are produced from cottonseed and about 900 pounds of cotton seed are produced per 500 pound bale of cotton feed.
Coca Cola Reports Six Month Profit And Per Share
Coca Cola Co and subsidiaries report six months ended June 30 net profit after class A dividends of 15 258 788 or 3 72 a common share, up from 11 306 083 or 2 75 a share last year. For the quarter ended June 30 profit after class A dividends is 9 567 555 or 2 33 a share, versus 7 856 549 or 1 91 a share a year ago.
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NEW York
Coca Cola Co
Consolidated Subsidiaries
Conference Approves Free Association Convention
The International Labor Conference in San Francisco agrees on a proposed Convention on Freedom of Association. It grants workers and employers the right to join their own chosen organizations and obliges member states to recognize this right where the Convention is in force.
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San Francisco
California
International Labor Conference
ILO
Rome opens 19th Tiber bridge named Testaccio
The new bridge across the Tiber in Rome, begun ten years ago, faced war and postwar delays but is now opened. It was to be Africa Bridge originally, but changed to Testaccio after the district it serves.
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Tiber
Rome
Africa Bridge
Italy
Testaccio
Suburo
Former Dothan Mother And Son Named Students Of Week At Auburn
Mrs J M Truett widow of a Dothan pastor and her son Pugh Truett have been named Students of the Week at Auburn University during summer session. They live apart on campus with Mrs Truett in the dorm and Pugh in Bibb Graves Center barracks while she pursues a bachelor’s in education and he studies electrical engineering under the GI Bill.
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API
J. M. Truett
Pugh
Dothan
Auburn
Truett
Dothan Mother and Son
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Pugh Truett
Army Air Corps
Girard School
Phenix City
School of Education
Brenau College
Eufaula
Ala
Georgia Southwestern College
Americus
Wrong Faucets of Faith and Works as a Lesson in Righteousness
A speaker compares hot and cold water faucets to God’s path to righteousness. Turning on works yields only cold water, while faith provides perfect righteousness from God. Citing Romans 9, the message urges turning to faith over human effort for salvation.
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Paul
Israel
Court Tests On North Carolina Ballot Rule Challenge
Two new parties in North Carolina plan court tests against the state election board rule requiring 10 000 signatures from registered voters 90 days before the November 2 general election One party the Progressives had 18 000 names while the States Righters failed to verify signers voter affiliation The dispute centers on whether signatures from nonvoters in May primaries count and how petitions are checked for party eligibility
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Raleigh, NC
North Carolina
State ‘Election Board
Birmingham
Ala
Wake County
St Wes
Quita
Progressives
Mary Pree
Greensboro
Bae Bega
Sugeeste
Corre
Sleerers Bia
Youth Revival to Lead Worship at First Baptist Dothan
The Youth Revival team will lead worship at First Baptist church Dothan under Pastor Dr Henry A Parker. Rev A D Zinden preaches at Headland Avenue Baptist today with topics The Cause and Cost of Following Afar Off this morning and Another Gospel this evening.
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First Baptist Church
Henry A. Parker
A. D. Zinden
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
The Everlasting Gospel Sermon At First Christian
The Rev. E. Tipton Carroll selects The Everlasting Gospel as his morning sermon topic at the First Christian church with no evening service scheduled.
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E. Tipton Carroll
First Christian Church
Spirit as lesson subject for Christian Science churches
All Christian Science churches select Spirit as the lesson sermon topic for today. The Golden Text reads God is a Spirit and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth from John 4 24.
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Christian Science Churches
Church of Christ Sermons Prompt Morning and Evening
The Rev. B. L. Anderson will preach this morning on A Mirror For the Soul and lead an evening discussion titled The Unity of the Church.
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Church OF Christ
B. L. Anderson
Morning Prayer at Nativity Church Held at 9 30
A morning prayer service will be held at the Episcopal Church of the Nativity at 9 30 a m One of the church laymen will conduct the worship.
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Episcopal Church of the Nativity
Sermon Topics At Foster Street And Other Churches
Dr W F Calhoun reads A Fool For Christ s Sake in the morning sermon at Foster Street Methodist church Rev Marvin Vickers heads Headland Methodist for this evening The Rev Charles W Hildreth at Lafayette Street Methodist speaks on The Winning Strategy this morning and The Prayer that Jesus Heard this evening
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W. F. Calhoun
Foster Street Methodist Church
Marvin Vickers
Headland Methodist Church
Charles W W. Hildreth
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Jesus
Romance of Faith Topics at Nazarene Church
Pastor R. J. Essary will discuss Romance of Faith at the Church of the Nazarene this morning. In the evening he will speak on The Best Thing in the World.
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R. J. Essary
Church of the Nazarene
Dr Sam B Hay to Preach at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Sam B Hay president of Stillman Institute will preach this morning at First Presbyterian Tuscaloosa on Awake. He has directed young peoples conferences and chaired Alabama Synod religious education for 11 years and is a former synod moderator. No evening services at the church in August.
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Sam B. Hay
Stillman Institute
Tuscaloosa
First Presbyterian Church
Hay
Young Peoples Conferences
Synod of Alabama
Long Lost U S Plane Found in Italian Alps
The U S air forces reported the wreckage of a missing American C 47 transport at 9008 feet in the Italian Alps near Turin. The two bodies were found beside the wreckage. The plane, carrying 22 people, disappeared on November 28 1947 during a Pisa to Frankfurt flight after a long search through winter snows.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Air Force
Alps
Turin
Italy
Pisa
Maly
Kaiserslautern
Search For French Airliner Ends Monday
The search for an Air France flying boat missing since Sunday with 52 aboard will continue until Monday night. Officials say there is little hope of survivors. The incident occurred near Dakar in French West Africa.
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Dakar
French West Africa
Air France
Petition Fight Over State Election Petition Rules
The Progressives claim about 3000 dollars if their petition qualifies while States Rights argues the law requires 10000 validated names. A test case may go to the state supreme court after the election board’s denial, with Attorney General McMolia opposing the board and Hendersonville attorney Finn leading the States Rights challenge.
Methodist Education Building Becomes Church Headquarters
The completed sixty thousand dollar education building attached to First Methodist church in Marianna serves as a hub for church school youth activities and various departments. Completion furnishings slated for fall. dedicatory services planned by Bishop Clare Purcell.
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Marianna
First Methodist
Charles A. Corbitt
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Clare Purcell
Birmingham
Corbitt
Charles O. Reiff
J. W. Kelly
J. A. Ormond
R. R. Hodges
C. C. Harrison
J. W. Hightower
R. J. Russwell
Cedi Rhyne
Robert L. McCrary
Crusade for Children Campaign Ends Tomorrow in Houston County
Don Pierce county chair urges immediate contributions to the Crusade for Children campaign with checks to First National Bank Houston County or to R. Clayton Wiggins in Dothan. Volunteers must submit reports tomorrow.
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Crusade For Children
Houston County
Don Pierce
T. A i West, Jr
First National Bank
R. Clayton Wiggins
Dothan
Mads
Crusade For
Pierce
River blamed for Worth paint smeared homes incident
In Worth Texas police concluded the supposed paint smear on several homes was likely caused by sewage gases or fumes from the nearby Trinity River rather than intentional vandalism. Police identified the river as the probable source of the discoloration.
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Worth
Tex
Man River
Trinity River
Train Tunnels Converted Into Mushroom Farms
Kellogg converts 16 miles of abandoned Yosemite Valley line into Mushroom Tunnel Farms. Four concrete tunnels, 24 feet high, maintain 58 to 60 degree heat for mushroom growth with underground water providing humidity. Trays line the tunnel floor and will rise toward the ceiling as production expands.
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Merced
Cal
C. C. Kellong
Yosemite Valley Railroad
Kellong
Mushroom Tunnel Farms
Kellogg
Pekingese Hates Organ Music Causes Bedhide Melodic Grief
In Waukesha Wisconsin Herman the Pekingese owned by Mrs Flora Weber flees organ music and the tune Clair de Lune by retreating under the bed. The dog’s aversion to any organ melodies is noted by a local report.
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Waukesha
Wis
New Circular Skirts Require Careful Hemming
Tips for hemming circular skirts note they are harder to finish than last year's gores. Hang on a hanger for a day or two before hemming to let the fabric stretch, reducing post hemming distortion.
Theatres Licenses Earliest under Henry VII Reign
The text notes that licenses for temporary theatres began under Henry VII, and claims the throne as ancestor of chairs symbolic of authority and rule.
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Henry VII
England
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