Churches Of Christ Reaffirm Confidence In United Nations
ATLANTA AP The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America reaffirmed confidence in the United Nations and supported the Marshall Plan as a vote of confidence in Western Europe. It urged an educational program to dispel ignorance, said most nations seek solution by reason and justice, and called for careful Christian discernment to guide foreign policy. It also urged prompt congressional action to admit 100000 displaced persons annually for four years.
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Churches of Christ
United Nations
Atlanta
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Council
Congress
United States
Executive committee approves 1948 budget for Federal Council of Churches
The executive committee approved a 600 450 budget for the Federal Council of Churches in 1948. Last year the council spent 567 000. The bi monthly meeting was in Atlanta with the southeastern church convocation in New York. Chives can be grown indoors in winter and used to flavor eggs and salads. Children cut decorative grapefruit or orange rinds for garnishes and enjoy filling orange peels with mashed sweet potatoes.
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Federal Council of Churches
New York
Atlanta
Prospector Digging for 4 Million in Green Cove Springs
An 80-year-old prospector in Green Cove Springs Florida digs a 15 by 12 foot shaft 30 feet underground on Walnut Street seeking 4 million dollars in pirate treasure. Mobley uses a steam shovel a crane and a home made divining device while city officials back the venture with a 10 percent share and street repair bond if no gold is found.
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Fla
G. B. Mobley
Mobley
Walnut Street
T. J. Conway
Green Cove
Miami
W. H. Humphries
Jacksonville
Ed Bradley
Creamed Flaked Fish Breaded in Shells for Sunday Supper
Creamed flaked fish spooned into individual baking shells and topped with cheese before broiling offers a simple Sunday night dish. Serve with a crisp green salad and a hearty hot apple pie and cheese dessert.
Louis Willismeen Re-elected Esquire Fraternity Leader
Louis Willismeen was re elected head of the Esquire Fraternity at the weekly meeting Monday night at the Dothan Recreation Center. Officers elected for 1918 include Bobby Culver vice president Billy Lane secretary treasurer Robert Foy sergeant at arms Virgil Adkins recording secretary and Joe Thacker parliamentarian. All officers will be installed at the meeting next Monday night. The membership includes Jimmy Deese Archie Carmichael Byrd Flowers Pete Jones Steadman Shealy Jim Farmer Bud Roberts Fred Ayres Edwin Blitz LaBruce Hanahan Donald Hawkins Russell Farmer Kim Harris George Hammond Charles Rackley Glen Swicegood James Adkins Johnny Holloman and Edwin Hayes.
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Louis Willismeen
Esquire
Dothan
Bobby Culver
Billy Lane
Robert Foy
Virgil Adkins
Joe Thacker
Jimmy Deese
Archie Carmichael
Byrd Flowers
Pete Jones
Steadman Shealy
Jim Farmer
Bud Roberts
Fred Ayres
Edwin Blitz
LaBruce Hanahan
Donald Hawkins
Russell Farmer
Kim Harris
George ‘Hammond
Charles Rackley
Glen Swicegood
James Adkins
Johnny Holloman
Edwin Hayes
Hearing Scheduled On Sales Tax Rule For Wholesale Men
A hearing before Circuit Judge Eugene Carter in Montgomery addressed a state revenue department rule requiring wholesalers to account for all sales. An injunction blocked the rule from taking effect January 1, after McDonald-Glass Grocery Co. of Anniston claimed it would tax wholesalers. Revenue Commissioner Philip Hamm defended the regulation as a device to distinguish between sales to retailers and individuals.
MacFadden Files Candidacy for Florida Governor
Bernard MacFadden the 80 year old physical culturalist formally entered the Florida governor race. He mailed his petition to the secretary of state in Tallahassee after announcing his candidacy. He urged the governor be a businessman with a record of outstanding success as an A and R executive. His last bid was in 1940 for the U S Senate, where he polled well but lost in a runoff to Charles O Andrews.
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Miami Beach
Bernard MacFadden
Florida
Tallahassee
MacFadden
A&r
U. S. Senate
Charles O. Andrews
Vegetables and Muffins for Hearty Dishes
The article suggests adding vegetables like green beans corn cabbage tomatoes peas and cauliflower or Brussels sprouts to stews. It notes vegetables can brighten meals and advises greasing muffin pans the night before and mixing dry ingredients beforehand for breakfast muffins.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Public health note urges prompt treatment of bronchitis to prevent chronic forms. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy that reaches the lungs to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. The ad promises relief or money back with rest and sleep.
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