All Day Sing At Balcum Church Observed
An all day singing event at Balcum Church presided by Henry L Breckies featured opening songs and prayer, followed by committees and officers including Vv. L Webs and Os cer Mims. A meal prayer and community solos were shared, with local leaders and guests from Geneva and Barbour counties in attendance.
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Balcum Church
Beary County
Balcum
Henry L Breckies
President Atha! Farm
Community convention features music and thanks in recital
The event included a duet by Jesse Farmer and Hubert Ro ney after bars. Eddie Kirkland expressed thanks to the community for hospitality at the fuesta. Pianists Ottis Johnson, Mrs Chester Hollis, Mrs Oates Kirkland, Mrs Roy Conner, and Misses Donabe and Latane Pitts performed at intervals during the day.
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Jesse Farmer
Hubert Roney
Eddie Kirkland
Convention Fuesta
Ottis Johnson
Chester Hollis
Oates Kirkland
Roy Conner
Donabe
Latane Pitts
Loyalty Program by Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Mrs B H Boyd hosted the Presbyterian Women’s Auxiliary Loyalty Program meeting. A devotional led by Mrs B A Boyd, followed by a talk on Christian education by Mr Boyd, ended with songs prayers and refreshments for guests including John Reagan Joe Reagan and Dr Do F Davis.
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Bartford
B. H. Boyd
Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
F. Davin
B. A. Boyd
Boyd
John M. Reagan
John Reagan
Joe Reagan
C. G McCarty
Louise McCarty
Clinton McCarty
Addie Goff
Miga Mamie Goff
Do. F. Davis
Roy Jones
J. M. Qcvillan
Glenn Gibson
Penny Peeples
Dogs chase coyote to pond in Kansas rescue
Harris Buck of Barber County told how three dogs chased a coyote. The animal plunged into a pond and was exhausted. Two dogs reached the bank while the third followed. They alternately ducked the coyote until they weakened it enough to pull it to shore.
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Kansas City
Harris Buck
Barber County
War's Old Stuff On This Farm
On the Whitmore farm near Rapid City Army Air base anxiety would be minimal in an Axis raid. Mr and Mrs Whitmore live 400 yards from the base and 70 yards from machine gun ranges. The noise of ricochets no longer unsettles the Whitmore poultry. Army planes' routine movements and pilots preparing for night missions with night adapter goggles are described as ordinary.
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City
SL. D
LE. Whitmore
We The Women Warn Against War Ending Hype
The piece argues that postwar life will not brim with luxury for all families. It cautions against optimistic world of tomorrow promises and notes many couples will face a slow transition. Husbands may need new training or jobs, and women may give up work to returning soldiers.
Acute Clock Shortage Keeps Sydney Husbands Awake
In Sydney Nova Scotia many women stay awake to wake husbands for work due to a clock shortage. A jeweler says 25 000 clocks could be sold if available, with 100 daily inquiries. Factories in the US and Canada have switched to wartime production.
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Sydney
WNW. SW
New South Wales
Wiver
American
Canada
Cork
Church Unit Meets For Monthly Social
Ellenelle Circle of the Methodist W. 5. met at the home of Mrs. A. J. Sandoz for their annie social. Mrs. Sanford Pate led and spoke on The Origin of Hymns. Mrs. HK Aman read Words to O For A Thousand Tongues and Mrs. E. H. Johnson presented a paper on The Spirit of the Spirituals by Ruby Elzy. Reports from Graceville seminar were given by several members. A short business session closed the meeting with a prayer and a served course.
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Ashford
Ellenelle
Methodist
W. 5
Annie Secial
A. J. Sandoz
Sanford Pate
HK. E. Aman
E. H. Johnson
Ruby Elzy
Graceville
Anderson Singletary
C. O. Adams, Sr
L. C. Brannon
August 23 Is Big Day For Cuttings In Sumter
In Sumter South Carolina Mrs Dr W Cutting Jr marks her birthday and the birthday of her daughter Mrs W R Thompson of Aleola. A daughter was born to Mrs Thompson on August 28 pairing family milestones with August dates.
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Sumter
8. C
W. R. Thompson
Aléola
Thompson
Advance Agent For Blind Workers in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge the Office of Education and advocates push for placing blind workers like McAulay. He demonstrates steady speed and accuracy in drill presses and felder, arguing many blind individuals can perform private employment tasks. About 0 of 800 listed cases may be eligible for private work. the rest remain in sheltered workshops.
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Baton Rouge la
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