Bible talks series at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Charles Haddon Nabers will lead a week of Bible study at First Presbyterian from Monday to Friday 7 30 to 9 30 p m focusing on the Old Testament Subjects include Geography of the Holy Land Genesis to Saul David to Babylon Restoration Poetry and Prophecy and Archaeological Researches The talks earn credit for standard training and are open to all church school workers and interested readers The speaker notes many church members lack a comprehensive Old Testament narrative
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Nabers
Holy Land
Saul
David
Babylon
Nabers
Presbyterian Church
Southern Methodist Church
Pens Too Much Study of the Old Testament Ten Hours
A description promises a concise ten hour course on the Old Testament. It asserts all attendees will gain working knowledge and a view of the book as a whole, regardless of prior background, in these classes intended for both men and women.
Beef Cattle Still Leads Arizona Agriculture
Beef cattle remain pivotal in Arizona farming as reports from the state livestock sanitary board show 225,139 cattle shipped from the state and 72,050 slaughtered in 1930. Other diversifications exist, but cattle form the backbone of the industry in that year.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Thermometer Invented With Braille Markings for Blind
A thermometer featuring raised figures and Braille inscriptions has been invented to aid blind users in reading temperatures. The device combines tactile markings with standard scales to improve accessibility for visually impaired individuals.
Dr Conrad Speaks On Growth At Local High School
Dr A B Conrad pastor of First Baptist church addressed local senior high school students urging life success through growth in body mind and spirit. He emphasized physical health intellectual breadth and spiritual depth as tests of a well lived life as Principal L R Johnston introduced him and Ruth Menge l led devotionals.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
L. R. Johnston
Ruth Menge
Nogales To Hear First Female Judge In City History
Nogales Arizona will see a historic session on April 8 as Genevieve R. Cline of the U S Customs court presides over several special cases. It marks the first time a woman judge has acted in Nogales.
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Nogales
Ariz
Genevieve R. Cline
U. S. Customs Court
Funeral Held for Ferd Ecker, High Point Businessman
Funeral services for Ferd Ecker, prominent High Point businessman, who died at a local hospital Tuesday night, were conducted from the residence at 901 Johnson street yesterday afternoon by Rev F. L. Conrad of Emmanuel Lutheran church. A large number of close friends attended.
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Ferd Ecker
High Point
Johnson Street
F. L. Conrad
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Talkies Become Smellers After Gas Bomb in Theater
A unknown boy, wearing overalls, tipped a bottle of stink bomb fluid under a seat at a local theater. A strong odor forced scores of patrons to flee. the boy fled and is not in custody though a detailed description was given. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery for Mr. Ecker, a Masonic and PiKa member.
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Norchin
L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Oakwood Cemetery
Ecker
The
Order of Pika
Second Holdup Succeeds in Phoenix Dairy Run
In Phoenix a dairy truck driver named J J Rymer narrowly avoided a pair of bandits when he stepped on the gas and did not stop for the thieves. The incident followed a prior daytime hold up, and Rymer continued his delivery route unharmed.
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Phoenix, Ariz
J. J. Rymer
Sas
Emergency Help Office Open At City Hall Basements
The Emergency Committee for Employment operates from City Hall basement with Mrs. W. E. Price and an assistant ready to take calls for cooks cleaners grounds workers or repair help. Call 2039 for emergency work or to offer assistance.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Robberies Tied to $12 Theft Confrontation
A brief incident reports a man confronted by the same two holdup men who previously robbed him of $12. Details on location, date, and motive are not provided. The event suggests recurring crime by the duo, with no arrests announced.
Tighthaterites A new skin disease blamed on tight hats
Baltimore report warns that wearing tight hats may cause a skin ailment called tighthateritis. British dermatologists describe it as pressure on the brow rupturing tiny veins, now under study by Johns Hopkins specialists.
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Baltimore
John Hopkins Hospital
Bonded indebtedness absent in four states
A brief notice states that Florida, Kentucky, Nebraska, and Wisconsin have no bonded indebtedness remaining. The statement clarifies fiscal posture across these four states with no outstanding bonds.
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Florida
Kentucky
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Eases Pain First Day With RAMA Rheumatism Remedy
Poisons in the blood settle in joints and muscles causing rheumatic agony. External remedies fail to remove toxins, but Mann Drug Co. guarantees RAMA will end rheumatism or refund. They urge every rheumatic in town to try it with confidence.
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Mann Drug Co
Rama
Ady
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