Death notices and reflections on Nazareth death
E M Foley notes the death of Mr William Nazareth on September 24 and reflects on mortality. The writer urges readers to prepare for life’s end and shares concerns for children left destitute after the loss of parents.
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E. M. Foley
Wm. Nazareth
Brother Nazareth
Community notices and church events fill High Point paper
Long column reports on Leonard Street School exhibit at 730 East Washington Street, Brooks Memorial Church activities, Orange Grove Social votes, Minister's Progressive Church Alliance effort, and upcoming violinist Professor Mabry recital. Articles urge parental support, fundraising, and parish cooperation.
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High Point
Leonard Street
East Washington Street
Enterprise
Brooks Memorial Church News
Orange Grove Social
S. H. Kress and
McClellan Ten Cent
Main Street
Tribe of God
Isreal
Progressive Church Alliance
Brooks Memorial M. E. Church
B. Mabry
Brooks Memorial Church
Professor Mabry
Talladega College
A Saunders
Fairview Street
Carthage
Ind
Centerpiece Idea with White Iris and Sweet Peas
White iris and pinkish purple sweet peas form a delicate centerpiece. The blooms are arranged in a low green bowl, creating a light, fresh display.
Elephant’s Average Weight Reported at Five Tons
A readable line notes that the average weight of an elephant is about five tons. This compact fact highlights the large size of elephants in a concise record.
Stookey Leads Kiwanis Meeting With Comic Funeral Service
Lewis Stookey who leaves for Mobile Alabama to direct public school music heads today’s Kiwanis gathering at the Elwood hotel. A comic funeral for himself with a tiny pipe organ and a German Police dog co starred as entertainment. A new member and officer nominees were announced as a delegation to the Columbia Kiwanis convention was formed and next month’s officer election set.
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Lewis Lh Stookey
Mobile
Ala
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Mr. Stookey
Harold Loyd
Rinnie Boy
Mr. Sheets
B. F. Huntley
Huntley-Jackson Mill
S. L. Gilbert
New York
McDowell
Frank Dixon
Columbia Kiwanis
D. Ralph Parker
E. C. Criddiebaugh
Tom Sprinkle
I. P. Ingle
E. Diffendale
R. K. Young
W. J. Fraley
J. H. Jennings
C. Amos
R. T. Amos
BE. C. Criddlebaugh
J. H. Grubb
S. BE. Holt
G. H. Kearns
J. B. Kester
G. ©. Klanderman
R. O. Lindsay
J. A. Morris
M. W. Nash
W. T. Powell
T. W. Sprinkle
Cc. Whitesell
Merle Thorpe Sees Major Upgrades in Business Outlook
Merle Thorpe editor of tion's Business tells the manufacturers' section of the American Gas Association convention in Cincinnati that production and consumption will rebound as sentiment improves. He notes 190 million people have held back for three years and expects new activity in the next period.
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Cincinnati
Merle Thorpe
Tion
Ican
American Gas Association
Thorpe
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