Baptist Association Holds Notable Opening Meeting
The first session of the Baptist association convened in the church parlors with large attendance from nearly all member churches. The youth groups staged an engaging rally led by Jerry Clayton and Isaac Beasley oversaw business, while officer nominations were approved and a theme on young people's issues featured in discussions.
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Baptist Association
Jerry” Clayton
Oliver Branch
Isaac Beasley
Young People's Association
Young People’s Society
Hanna
Dugger
Wilhelmina Effler
Jasonville
Irvin Reintjes
Junior Choir Meeting At Mrs Nixon Home
The Methodist church junior choir will meet Friday at 6 30 PM at the home of Mrs Joe Nixon. All members are urged to attend.
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Methodist Church
Joe Nixon
Loyal Daughters Class Plans Friday Church Party
The Loyal Daughters class of the Methodist Sunday school will host a party in the church basement Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. All members are invited to attend.
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Loyal Daughters
Methodist Sunday School
Ambassadors Named and Records Shattered In Spotlight
Charles MacVeagh of New York and Washington selected as next ambassador to Japan. Jessie Dell sworn in as U S civil service commissioner representing Georgia. Edith W Johnson named Mexican consul at Providence, first woman in Mexican diplomatic service. Navy lieutenant Al Williams, former Giants pitcher, sets wind speed record at 302 mph in New York.
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Charles ‘MacVeagh
New York
Washington
Japan
United States Steel Corporation
Jessie Dell
Georgia
United States Civil Service
Edith W. Johnson
Providence
al Williams
Navy
New York Giants
Fancy Work Circle Opens Season With New Officers
The Ladies Fancywork circle held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. Sam D. Bryan's home. New officers presided with Mrs. Turpin as president, Mrs. Lucian Hixson as vice president, and Mrs. S. D. Bryan as secretary. Four new members were invited, and refreshments were served to listed members and guests.
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Sam D. Bryan
Popular Club
Turpin
Lucian Hixson
S. D. Bryan
John Fritz
William Johnson
Everett Crecelius
Lee Hixson
Ben Humphreys
Charles Pee
Fred Turpin
Joe E. Heasley
ELECT NEW OFFICERS Elite society chooses officers for year
The Elite society met at Mrs. John Suttle's home for its first year session with good attendance. Officers elected were President Mrs. Almon Liston Vice President Mrs. John Suttle Secretary Mrs. Joe Curry and Treasurer Mrs. Raleigh Roach.
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John Suttle
Almon Liston
Joe Curry
Raleigh Roach
Harris Wilkie
Mesdames Harrie Wilkie
Jacob Fritz
Ray Reed
Roy Cook
Raleigh Raach
Mrs. Suttle
Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rhodenbeck entertained yesterday with dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Louis Catty of Langdon Kas Mr. and Mrs. Ed Truitt of Worthington and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rhodenbeck with daughter Miss Aurellia of the city. Mrs. Catty and Mr. Truitt are cousins of Mrs. Rhodenbeck.
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W. H. Rhodenbeck
Louis Catty
Langdon, Kas
Ed Truitt
Worthington
Calvin Rhodenbeck
Aurellia
City
Catty
Mr. Truitt
Rhodenbeck
Hyacinth Club Meeting At Mrs Miller's Home
Hyacinth club hosts a meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Arthur Miller's residence 265 Fourth Street Northwest. All members are urged to attend.
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Hyacinth Club
Arthur Miller
Fourth” Street
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Linton
Boston
Postoffice
Hamilton’s Drug Store
Auto Sheet Metal
Linton Sheet Metal Works
West
Vincennes Street
Baptists
Linton Association
Young People
Nebpla
Effler
Jasonville Society
Sessie
Bmss
Erie
Frilbgtansy
Hyacinth Club Meeting
Pope & Pope Chiropractors
Linton Trust
FE. T. Cooper
Vincennes
Robert Pierce
Georgia Phillips
Crawfordsville
Bertha Strietelmercy
Indianapolis
Rodney Jones
Paris
Henrietta Black
Terre Saute
Ethelyn Morris
Oakland City
Brownstown
Sullivan
Harry Welch
Nooper
Frank M. Welch
Will.c. Welch
Hamilton
City Transfer CO
Dixon. & Hannum
Scott’s the Dry Goods
Vepperell
la France
Gingham Stevens
Pecale Ranger
Maslin
Pepperell
Lask
Insurance Department Peoples Trust CO
Paul Fry
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