United Service Opens Enlarged Clio Church
A large interdenominational dedication in Clio celebrates the newly enlarged Methodist Church with Methodists Baptist and Presbyterian participation and visitors from Brundidge Louisville Abbeville and Clayton Ozark filling the overflow crowds. Organist Jimmie Huestess of Montgomery performed. Mrs James of Bay Minette sang and Rev. J M Johnson presided.
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United Service
Clio
Brundidge
Louisville
Abbeville
Clayton
Ozark
Jimmie Huestess
Montgomery
Mises James
Bay Minette
Biesa
J. M. Johnson
Clergy Introduce Bishop Purcell at Church Dedication
Rev. Johnson assisted and Bishop Clare Purcell delivered the principal sermon on Building House and Building Church. Trustees presented the building bound to Royall Reynolds J S Burch Sam W Jackson and Barney Robinett. After lunch the group held the Quarterly Conference in the new church.
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Johnson
Clare Purcell
Royall Reynolds
J. $. Burch
Sam W. Jackson
Barney Robinett
Citizens Rally Against School Dancing Program
In Stewartsville Virginia outraged residents plan a mass protest at the high school tonight 30 minutes before the dancing begins. Reverend F A Brumfield pastor of Beaver Dam Baptist expected 76 to 100 parishioners to attend urging action after reading testimony he described as persuasive.
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Stewartsville
F. A. Brumfield
Beaver
Dance ban sparks school clash over morals and recreation
Teachers defend a planned social event at a consolidated school with 700 students as recreation, while opponents warn dancing leads to downfall and sin. Bedford County recreation head H. W. Mack plans to teach students folk dancing, drawing parental and staff opposition.
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H. W. Mack
Bedford County Recreation Department
Mail To Go Through Postman Declares
Fairfield Nebraska report notes Ray Kullion, a rural mail carrier, prepares for winter by burning weeds along his route to prevent snow drifts. He recalls last winter’s blizzard that disrupted deliveries and expresses readiness for any weather. The piece also mentions European monks refining stained glass craft in the 14th and 26th centuries.
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Fairfield
Neb
Ray Kullion
Nebraska
Killion
Expert Determines Woman's Native Land By Watch She Wears
NEW YORK AP Pierre Baby, vice president of Eterna Watch Co, says he can judge a woman’s country from her watch. He notes French prefer jewel encrusted pieces, British favor round designs, Siam buys many tie-pieces with blue dials, Chinese favor small hands and women’s watches, Middle East shoppers are small and like small watches, South Americans opt for pink gold, Russians lack new styles since 1917, and American trends shift toward precise timepieces over jewelry watches.
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New York
Pierre Baby
Beby
Eterna Watch Company
Siam
Bohy
Middle East
America
FourYearOld Boy Nominated for Clifton Hero Award
Clifton New Jersey residents nominate four year old Boyd Richard Pihp for the Clifton Hero award after he saved a three year old playmate from drowning in an ice covered pond. A 25 member committee will decide next month if he earns the medal joining three men who previously received the honor.
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Clifton
N. J
Proud Neighbors
Boyd Richard Pihp
J. Gordon Sweetman
Chatman
Boyd
Peggy
Cluton
Decorations Judging Set In Enterprise Route To Be Planned
Enterprise officials announce a citywide Christmas decorations judging tour for December 21 22 to map routes for out of town judges. Awards include a 10000 cash prize for best outdoor tree a lamp for best overall effect plants for best doorway and best door tree with judging criteria on shape balance and light distribution.
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Mes
Roger Warren
Fe Rasvential Lighting Committe
Cemuatlne
Garten, Lub
Alabama Power Company
Tom Hutchinson
Notre Dame Game Broadcasts Paid by St Paul Oilman
Ignatius Alo ysius O'Shaughnessy, a wealthy St Paul oilman, funded Notre Dame football broadcasts in the Twin Cities. He contributed about $1,000 for two games on WLOL and demanded no commercials.
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ST. Paul
Ignatius Aloysius O'Shaughnessy
St Paul
Notre Dame
Twin Cites
O'Shaughnessy
WLOL
Commission Named To Measure Reds In Hawaiians
In Honolulu the New American activities commission set out to gauge Communist strength in Hawaii and examine a claim that Reds would control the islands as a state. Gov Stainback backs the study, which has wide powers including subpoenas and secret findings, with Edward Silva as chair promising fair treatment. Hawaii lists one admitted Communist among 41,000 residents, with estimates of active members from 300 to 800. The panel has a $75,000 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Birby
Honolulu
Sevett Nen
Hawaii
Reds
Hugh Butler
Rieeb. Ip
Ingram M. Stainback
American Activities Commission
Witneses
Edward Silva
Silva
Hawai
Join Reinecke
Irish games sponsorship at odds over commercial rights
The text notes that his own name appears as sponsor with other Irish games sponsored by Art Murray, a local restaurant man. Murray preferred controlling the commercials as well as the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Murray
Murray
Investigation Report Sparks Senate Lie Detection Debate
Fragmentary notes reference student Harry Bridges and a 1845 inquiry about lying under oath. The text hints of Communist allegations within unions and fears of Communist influence with the CIO longshoremen's union, claiming 30,000 members could steer government through political pressure.
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Harry Bridges
Sen
Ler
Hawaii
CIO
Pacific
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