First Baptist Church to Welcome New Presbyterian Pastor
The pastor will preach at morning service on the Witness of Experience as the final sermon in a series on Angarange. Sunday School meets at 9 40 am with a class suited to all. Baptist Young People's Union gathers at 7 17 pm for a union welcome service for Rev Campbell, the new Presbyterian pastor. Strangers are welcomed to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yous People’s Union
Fioed
Proseani
Evership
Presbyterian
Mr. Campbell
E. UM. Jennings
Missionary Society Meeting Announced for Fos ter Street Church
The Woman s Missionary Society of Foster Street Church will hold its business meeting on July 7 due to a holiday. By order of the president Mrs J B Crawford. The Baraca Class at Headland Avenue invites all young men to Sunday school every Sunday morning at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
Foster Street Church
J. B. Crawford
New Presbyterian Pastor Campbell Preaches Tomorrow
Rev Robert J Campbell new pastor will preach at the church tomorrow at 11 o clock. Public invited. He will also preach at the union welcome service at the First Baptist church at 8 o clock Sunday night. Sunday School at 9 30. Everyone is welcome. Adult and women classes and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Campbell
Presbyterian’ Church
On Clork
Union
First Baptist Church
Ipsstor
Missionary Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Monday afternoon at the church. It will be a Home Missionary meeting with the topic The Country Its People and the following program. Topics include Mormonism by Mrs. Davie, Eddyism by Mrs. Hebins, Russelliam by Miss Lievang Jane, and Sabbath Observance by Mrs. Carmichael. All ladies of the congregation are urged to attend. Mr. L B Moreen, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Davie
Hebins
Russelliam
Lievang
Smyrna Baptists End Quarter Report Incomplete
Smyrna Sunday School and church note a quarterly report ending June 30. Superintendent Whiddon and leaders list class numbers, teachers, and attendance concerns. Some names and roles are given, but many entries are garbled. home department and training details appear alongside a dwindling attendance remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedr
Smyrna Baptist
Hines
Killy
Smyrna
Regan Organiaer
Bed. Whiddon
WB. Jardeshaw
W. T. Wawkey
Chess
Meinishs
Ha Burdeshaw
Ida Danghet
TH. MeInish
Maas
F. Carmen
Ste Qearhern
J. He Bradwhays
T. Canon
H. Tuskey
J . Moore
W. RL Iurdeduaw
Whidden
W. T. Kuskey
John Lswanon
HD. Mettom
de I.iss Ila Danghely
Miss Ha Bordestaw
Whiddes
Niago Whiddon
Esneline Whiddean
Bertha Huskey
Qur Suodey
Fr. Whiddon
R. Draughety
Alan
Be careful what you go or say to shape the new American
The Waterbury American argues that each act or word may be reported abroad by letters from the United States and influence perceptions of Americans. Foreign residents learn about the country from such correspondence, often written by fellow immigrants. Citizens are urged to act well to ensure positive impressions for aspiring newcomers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Poland
United Sistes
Waterbury
They Get Along Beautifully in a Quiet Household
The dialogue depicts a calm pair who respect each other. He avoids mockery of her cooking and she accepts his shy nature, highlighting harmony in everyday life and mutual consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy
Unknown Musical Fol Influences Stir Interest
A fragmentary piece highlights a performer named Irvin 8 and his intimate knowledge of famous composers. It suggests he can name works by Opal, Jeremiah Fugue, Izzy Sonata, Shubert, Mozart, and Beethoven, and hints at a family connection or background in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Bill Opa
Jeremiah Fugue
Izzy Sonata
Jake
Mozart
Poe
Musical Show Patter Echoes Across the Stage
Fragmented text recalls a performance scene with a conductor or speaker telling an audience-like section about composer Fong and the original air. The chaotic clipping mentions names, a divorce, a New York Sun quote, a Kansas City Star snippet, and stray dialogue about a table steward, a bird doctor, and a judge questioning a manufacturer’s delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Employment Bureau Clerk Quizzed on Job Fit
A humorous exchange shows a clerk asking what kind of work a man is suited for while the respondent suggests simple labor at a food restaurant, reflecting a lighthearted street-level dialogue.
Fragments Tangled in Erratic Dialect Snippet
A garbled OCR style excerpt shows disjointed phrases about gas, ROA, mountaineering tents, and a curious letter from a friend. The text includes references to New York Weekly and various conversational snippets about writing style and a “fountain pen” suggestion.
Menus and Meals Across A Week
A scrambled OCR style listing shows daily breakfast and luncheon items with notes of leftovers. Items include oranges, fried eyes, coffee, hash browns, bread, veal, potatoes, beets, tea, and various puddings.
Processing of Execution of Six Paintings Delayed
In a natural order of events the execution of six paintings is described as needing to hang. The note cites a procedural reason for proofing the execution before display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagause
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. H. Moore Ice Company
First Baptist
Presbyterian Church
Jane
W.T
Cannon
Reed
Balla
New York Sun
OCHAN
Free Employment Bureau
Ratls
Cypungen
Lancheon
Disner
Finkeik Applied
Ceread Teenuregard Kek Volta Coffee
Trent
AEA
van Camp
Cox Department Store
Coast Line
Dinger
Inew
Firet Clase
N. St. Andrews
Dothan, Ala
Coca
Hunters Fure Pood Grocery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!