Children’s Day Exercises Highlight Sunday Services
The Daily Record covers Children's Day at multiple churches. Simpson M E Church led a lengthy program with recitations and songs by many children, while First Baptist First Presbyterian and several other churches held services featuring decorated sanctuaries and pastor remarks on Child welfare and education funds.
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Simpson. M. E
Simpson M. E
Margaret Truax
Orman West
Joseph Goodnough
Nettie Moyse
Laura Goodnough
Helen Morris
Elsie Reed
May Boone
Grace van Wimble Bone Oo
Esetter
Marjory Howland
Edwina van Dyke
Ruth Megi
Ella Lefffener
Lillian Morris
Jlsie Embley
Education Brigade
Lottie Britton
Mildred Proctor
J. H. Davison
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Lovell
Lovell
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First M. E. Church
Daily Record
C. B. Fisher
Children’s Way Education Fund
Asbury M. E. Church
Asbury M. E
A. H. Eberhardt
M. EB
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First Reformed Church
Tendent
A. E. Jewell
Char
Oakhurst M. E
H. T. Fisler
Many Children Baptized at St Luke's Church Service
Fortytinine children received baptism at St Luke's M E Church in the largest service yet held. Dr Neal officiated with Superintendent Bennett assisting as relatives filled the main auditorium and gallery.
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St.Luke's Church
St. Luke’s “M. E
Neal
Bennett
Anderson Reed Badger
Anderson Badger
Zeta Elizabeth Barry
Amos H. Barry
Henry Maps Barry
Amos ‘H. Barry
Agustus Percy Brown
Leon Brown
Florence Mildred Bennett
Frederick Bennett
Kathryn Seymour ‘Bennett
Charles W. Bennett
James Clifford Brower
Voorhées ‘Brower
Edna
Frances Cooper
Fenimore Cooper
Charles Frederick Claney
Wilson “Claney
Daniel*Wood Dennis
William H. Dennis
Viola Marie Eckert
Charles Eckert
Ethel Raum Eckert
Charles E. Eckert
Arold
Ellsworth Holmes
George W. Holmes
Washington Holmes
Daniel Augustus Holmes
Alda Evelena Hendricson
John W. Hendrickson
Ances Ernestine Herron
Harry
Herron
Frances Lillian
William R. Harvey
Philippine cotton imports rise with American makes lead in 1910
The Louisville Courier Journal notes high society drama quotes while reporting Philippine cotton imports grow from 1904 to 1910. Imports reach $8,522,807 in 1910, with American makes accounting for a $1.6 million increase over 1909, and British shares about $298,455,000 vs $2,120,000 for other items.
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Philippine
oOlcial Ay
General Logan Barred from Ladies Car at Chicago Depot
As General Logan and part of his staff reached the Chicago depot on the eve of Savannah, an Irish porter refused them entry to a ladies car saying it was a ladies coach. The general noted a single seat in that car and asked what to do with his staff. The porter advised taking a seat elsewhere and sticking the staff out of the wind.
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First Baptist Church
T.B. Hughes
Scientific American
Savannah
Logan
Chicago
McIntosh Chief Clashes With London Cab Over Fare
A McIntosh clan chief argued with a London cabby about the fare. The leader boasted of his identity, but the driver retorted that he would stand on his rights, comparing the claim to an umbrella.
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McIntosh
Encouragement and banter from Vintage papers
A compact exchange shows Dottypate claiming wits and Miss Cynica offering a hopeful future. A secondary vignette from The Boss and a comical twist involve a trace of liquor noticed on the boss and a quick quip from the bookkeeper.
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Stubpen
Puck
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Byard Beebe
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Charles E. Morris
Daniel Doran
Edwin L. Reed
George A. Edwards
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F. Leroy Barry
T. Bryant Smith
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H. B. Sherman
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C. T. Stone
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George Morris
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Kenneth Woolley
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Elsie Yetman
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Oscar Crowell
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Lucretia Ray Johnson
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Winfield Jeffrey
Elizabeth Adele Joline
Stanley Joline
Marian Charlotte Kirby
David Kirby
Harry Reid
Lawrence Handley Reed
Laird Bernard Stricklin
Harold B. Stricklin
Elwood Vanderveer Slocum
Edward H. Slocum
Wanetta Beakes Thorne
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