Sunday School Class Elects New Officers at Wright Home
The Ever Ready Baptist Sunday school class met at Miss Vivian Wright’s home Friday evening with Edith Humphreys and Vivian Wright providing music. Helen Hale and Bernice Armstrong won prizes. Bernice Armstrong was elected president with Vivian Wright as vice president and Edith Humphreys as secretary. Committees were formed and plans set for a July gathering at the city park.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Vivian Wright
Edith Humphreys
Helen Hale
Bernice Armstrong
Taylor
Margaret McDonald
Elsie Moss
Violet Christy
Helen Trinkle
Lorena Brewer
Ruth Sheffler
Tris Trinkle
Fiower
Martha Grey Peoples
Deloris Barnard
Alice Strong
Mabel Thrasher
Irene Wright
Daisy Ballara
Daly Abrams
New City Park
Deloris “Barnard
Helen “Hale
Mrs. Taylor
Miss Wright
Orange and Raspberry Nectar for Summer Parties
A summer drink idea titled Orange and Raspberry Nectar invites entertaining with a bright mix. It instructs squeezing six oranges, combining raspberry juice, sugar, and orange zest simmered briefly, then cooled and diluted with ice water before serving with ginger ale and berries.
Prep for hike by Junior Endeavor meets at church
All boys and girls who attended Junior Endeavor meetings at the Christian church are invited to a hike tomorrow afternoon. The group will meet at 4 o'clock and proceed from the church, bringing a light lunch. Supper will be eaten at a scenic spot with Endeavor superintendents as chaperones.
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Endeavor
Christian Church
The
Conference in Session in Jasonville United Brethren event
Indiana conference of the United Brethren young people gathers in Jasonville at the United Brethren church for Tuesday to Wednesday sessions with over 200 delegates. Local orchestra provides music for the evening program as townspeople are urged to attend sessions.
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Indiana
Chum Circle Meeting at Mrs Cal Gregory's Home
Mrs Cal Gregory hosts the Chum circle gathering with members and their husbands on Wednesday evening at her residence.
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Cal Gregory
Chum
Elite Society Meeting With Mrs Almon Liston
The Elite society will meet with Mrs. Almon Liston at 880 FI Street Northeast on Wednesday afternoon.
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Almon Liston
Fi” Street
Manners and Coleby Create Immortal Music Alliance
Composer John Manners encounters George Coleby a blind cellist in Yonkers studio. Manners promises premieres of his works for Coleby, leading to a collaboration where Coleby reads Manners’ scores by ear and both plan to record and perform together for lasting artistry.
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McClure
John Manners
Long Island
Manners
George Coleby
Mathers
Coleby
Dawn
Traces of Totem Beliefs Across Bible Symbolism
The article notes that totems, often animals, appear in world cultures and in Biblical symbolism such as Judah’s lion Issachar’s ass and Dan’s serpent. It describes protections, warfare between rival totems, and forbids intermarriage with same totem groups. It cites Coast Indians of British Columbia and natives of New Zealand and Australia as modern examples.
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MacLean
Judah
Issachar
Benjamin
Dan
God
Lycus
Aegus
British Columbia
New Zealand
Australia
Famous Peacock Throne of India Cost Millions
The Peacock throne once stood in Delhis diwani khas during the Mughal era. It measured six by four feet, supported by six feet of solid gold and encrusted with gems. The throne was solid gold, inlaid with diamonds emeralds and rubies and topped by a diamond canopy. It was named for two peacocks imagined behind it and a life size emerald parrot. Estimates of its cost range from 10 000 to 50 000 000 dollars.
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Diwani-Khas
Delhi
India
Shul-Jehan
Aurungsebe
Hungarian painter Halmi lauds American girls at New York dinner
Arthur Halmi said American girls are the most beautiful and capable, recounting a joke about a suitor who proposed to an American girl and was reminded to kiss his sister good night. The remark appeared in the New York Herald.
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Arthur Halmi
New York
New York Herald
Trail Too Hot Relates Thrilling Bear Hunting Tale
In a rugged anecdote a group of sportsmen recall chasing a bear trail for hours. One hunter quits after noting the path grew "altogether too fresh" leaving the audience amused by the harsher realities of tracking in the wild.
Dentures Offered Free by Management During Service
A colored evangelist quips about teeth while an elderly woman protests with missing teeth. The evangelist replies that teeth will be furnished free of charge by the management, delivering a humorous moment to the front pew.
Sic Em Squire Do You Give Your Dog Exercise
A light humorous item records farmer Smith answering about daily dog exercise with the line about a trump nearly every day. The dialogue features Mr Smith and farmer Smith in a rustic exchange.
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Squire
Mr. Smith
Farmer Smith
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