Baptists 10 Hold 2 Day Assembly Oct 11 and 12
The 49th annual Columbia Baptist Association assembly opens Oct 11 at Pleasant Plains Baptist Church near Webb with about 40 churches expected and a total membership of 7,356 invited to attend through Oct 12. Probate Judge Harry K. Martin presides as moderator and outlines devotions, committee appointments, reports, and sermons across two days.
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Columbia Baptist Association
Pleasant Plains Baptist Church
Webb
Harry K. Martin
H. K. Martin
W. W. Whiddon
F. L. Fellows
Funeral today for former Ashford policeman William Buntin
The 51 year old William R. Buntin died last Friday at Woodman Sanitarium Colorado. Funeral services were held at Ashford Methodist Church at 3 30 p m with Rev C Bates and Paul B Dansiey officiating Fellows and Forrester arranged. He formerly lived at Radford where he was chief of police for 20 years Survived by widow two sons Lynwood and Shelby parents Dose and Buntin of Cottonwood a brother Omer Buntis of Cottonwood eight sisters Alen Clark Graceville H G Kirkland Columbus Annie Jones Frank Jones Ruey Lee Carrie Buntin Cottonwood A Granger Birmingham and Dick Skip per Dothan. The mayor and councilmen of Ashford served as pallbearers.
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Woodman’s Sanitarium
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Ashford Methodist Church
C. Bates
Paul B. Dansiey
Fellows
Forrester
Buntin
Radford
Lynwood
Shelby
Dose Buntin
Cottonwood
Omer Buntis
Alen Clark
Graceville
H. G. Kirkland
Columbus
Annie Jones
Frank Jones
Ruey Lee
Carrie Buntin
A. Granger
Birmingham
Dick Skipper
Dothan
Ashford
McSpadden Brothers Sweep Oklahoma Tennis Honors
Tahlequah brothers Ray 21 retained the men's singles title at the eastern Oklahoma tournament. Vance 16 and Ed Lindsey partnered to win junior doubles, while Tom 13 captured junior singles by beating Vance. Ray also claimed last year’s Tri-State crown in Miami, Oklahoma.
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Muskogee
Okla
McSpadden
Tahlequah
Oklahoma
Ray
Vance
Ed Lindsey
Oklahoma City
Tom
Miami
Church Session Agenda and Committee Reports Summary
1:45 committee reports on Deceased Ministers and Deacons. 2: Stewardship chaired by Rev M Mademna. Ministerial Relief and Annuity led by Rev Lamar Jones. Cooperative Program chaired by Rev Paul Stewart. Nominations. 3:20 appoint committees to report next session. 3:40 miscellaneous business. 4:00 reading minutes and adjournment.
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L State
C. C. Moseley
J. M. Blankenship
J. W. White
J. R. Dawsey
M. Mademna
Lamar Jones
Paul Stewart
Von Hindenburg Hailed by Hitler on Birthday Visit
In NeuDeuk Germany October 3 AP reports President Paul von Hindenburg marked his eighty sixth birthday with visits from estate workers, school children, and local dignitaries. Chancellor Adolf Hitler arrived from Berlin at the chief executive’s estate amid a guard of honor and general acclaim. The official communique says the visit has no political significance though it signals a warm bond between the former field marshal and the Nazi leader.
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Germany
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Berlin
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Hodges Urges Truth On Alabama School Plight
P W Hodges of the State Department of Education told 17 teachers at the Houston County Teachers Institute that Alabama schools receive only about half of legislative allocations due to reduced revenue. He warned immediate relief is needed to keep education going, as county officials also addressed education topics and classrooms prepared to open with today’s regular term.
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Alabama
P. W. Hodges
State Department of Education
Houston County Teachers’ Institute
Hodges
Minnie T. Heard
E. 8. Walden
Skyscraper Built for Children of Italian Industrialists
Massa Marittima Italy an AP report says an 118 story building has been erected near the shore as a summer home for children of employees of one of Italy's leading industrial concerns.
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Massa Marittima
Italy
Council raises jewelry auction license to 750 dollars
At the request of two Dothan jewelers, W. W. Avery and R. F. Sheppard, the city council raised the annual jewelry auction license from 50 to 750 dollars. In a letter to Councilman D. M. Jerkins and others, they argued such auctions are unfair competition and unfair to the public.
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Dothan
W. W. Avery
R. F. Sheppard
D. M. Jerkins
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