Society notes and society editor activity in a early 20th century paper
A cluttered society column reports visits and events from Shire Mission to Draveway and Speing with church gatherings, telegrams about the W M A First Baptist church program on Enlistment and Personal Service, and notices of births, visits, and travel. Several households announce arrivals, visits, and guests in Memphis, Chester, Texarkana, and Minden Louisiana, with names like Mrs Willd Me Vowell, Irma Deane, Kenneth Taylor, B Ty Bol Herndon, Otto Durevhart, Kathryn Rising, Tony McLarty, and O. L. Reed.
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Shire Mission Seas
Draveway
Tan
Willd Me Vowell
BiTy Bol Herndon
Priddy
Otto Durevhart
Vicksburg
Kathryn Rising
Texarkana
Tony McLarty
McLarty
Missionary Baptists Celebrate Anniversary and Services
A historic church page notes multiple services as pastors, Rev. O. 0. Hubhind and Rev. Hubbard, lead sermons during the twenty fifth Assemblies of God event in Springfield, honoring church founders and inviting attendees to devotional sessions and Sunday worship.
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Hubhind
Go Churely
Terurkoni
Seauba
Woydimes Edamill
Assemblies of God
Springfield
Sumbiy
Revs Hubbard
Standings and results from city leagues and notes
Memphis and Knoxville split a 21 to 4 2 score line as Caimes schedule Fridays. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 3 0 while Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh and St. Louis 10. New York and Boston rain delays. New York beat Boston 4 1 Philadelphia 5 Washington 4 Cleveland 12 St Louis 1 in only games played. Police seek a thief who removed a plate glass window and $2 from a cash register at a Dc establishment.
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Gines
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Phildelphia
Mrnday's
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Ciames
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D.C
Tie
Ott Believes in Signs On Fences On DiMaggio 400 Hit Bid
Joe DiMaggio aims for a .400 season while Mel Ott studies fence signs at Polo Grounds. DiMaggio discusses sensing fences, judging balls, and avoiding walls as Hank Greenberg’s drive prompts quick recollections. Fenway’s slope and corner challenge his center field while Keller’s timely bat lightens the load as he eyes a 400 season.
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Ott
Joe DiMaggio
Warry Grayson
NEA Service Sports Raftor
New York
Mel Ott Jnlays
Polo Grounds
Louisiana
Angel
DiMaggio
Dim
Hank Greenberg
Meath
Greenberg
Hank
Fenway Park
Boston
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DiMarzio
Charley Keller
University of Maryland
Keller
George Merman Truth
Henry Louis Gehrig
Joe Dowie
Laurel Snore
Tennessee Dominates Gridiron Picture With Tulane and Bama
Tennessee, defending champion, faces strong contenders Tulane and Alabama in the Southern and Southeastern Conference race. Duke meets newfound competition from North Carolina while Georgia, Mississippi State, LSU, and Florida show varied strength and depth as teams prepare for the season.
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Jerry Brondeield
Tennessee
Majoe
Bob Nexhowl
Vals
Moothall
Tulare
Alabama
Duke
Kingyin
Ayer
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Vols
Bowden Wyatt
George Gunter
Jim Rilke
Bob Subridie
Ed Motinski
Red Dawson
Tulane
Aliya McKeon
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Sta
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Parker Hall
Sophonare
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Nowdif
Wallace Butta
Dixie
Vassa Cote
Jimny Fordham
Georgia
Georgiaa Tech
Ken Kavanaugh
Isiama Stave Fine
Bernie Moore
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Sire ‘Tipton
Bob O Mara
Blue Dev
Hauth Carolina
Wake! Forest
Virginia
Mary- Jan
Davidson
Washington and Lee
Farman
German Navy odd destroyers and submarine tactics debated
Analysts discuss potential naval moves by Germany and Britain, noting uncertain fleet positions and the unlikely prospect of a decisive clash. They cite the sinking of Athenia as a possible sign of future warfare and stress strategic considerations over concrete plans.
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Wither Side
Germany
Baltic
North Sea
Athenia
Raising a Family Dear Mrs White
Advice column examines a mother's letter about her 11 year old son Buddy being shunned by peers after a prior incident. The writer urges avoiding forcing popularity through crowds and suggests letting Buddy win back peers by his own conduct, or limiting contact if persecution continues.ologies
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Mrs White
Buddy
Tam
Johnny
Bud
Dies committee targets foreign agents as threat to US
Chairman Dies asserts the Dies committee will prove that the Russian government and German-American Bund act as foreign propaganda agents required to register with the State Department. He cites 23 witnesses and plans to call Yale professor Harold Lasswell to analyze propaganda.
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United States
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Department of State
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Russia
Bund
Department of Justice
Dies Committee
Department
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American League For Peace and Democracy
United Front
Chap Man Dies
Harold DB. Lasswell
Yale
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