Annual Church Meet 15 Held in Boston
From Boston today came a strong statement that pure Christianity can solve the problems of the modern age. Several thousand Christian Scientists gathered for The Mother Church annual meeting in Boston. Walter S. Cross, the new president, said there is an answer to tyranny and chaos, urging deeper understanding of God and His laws. The Christian Science board noted vast evidences of spiritual power to heal, enlarge capacity, and uncover hidden resources. They reported thirty-eight new churches and rising membership, with healing work described as at its best in the year.
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United States
Mother Church
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Walter S. Cross
Christian Science Board of Directors
Christian Science
L. S. U. Extension Offers Louisiana History Course at Northeast JC
A Louisiana history course offered by LSU extension will be taught by W C Honeycutt at Northeast Junior College. The first meeting is at 10:00 a.m. Thursday June 8 in room 203 Brown Hall to help in resolving state certification requirements for in service teachers in the area.
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Northeast Junior College
General Extension Service of
Brown Hall
W. C. Honeycutt
Mrs O Bannon Heads Mississippi Business and Professional Women
Mrs Elizabeth O Bannon of Greenville was installed as president of the Mississippi Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Biloxi. Other officers named include Dr Elsie C B Harrington of Brookhaven as first vice president and Mildred Norris of McComb as second vice president. Delegates to the national convention in San Francisco in July were named, with the 1951 convention set for Meridian. The Waynesboro club received the Nell Hunt civic project award for completing 101 projects the year.
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Biloxi
Miss
The
Mississippi Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Elizabeth O'Bannon
Greenville
Elsie C. B. Harrington
Brookhaven
Mildred Norris
McComb
Bina Ruth Brown
Jackson
Ellen Spendrup
Philadelphia
Winks Regney
San Francisco
Ariane O'Shea
Charleston
Bertha Yarbrough
Nona Horner
Gulfport
Meridian
Waynesboro Club
Nell Hunt
Smuts Shows Signs of Recovery in Johannesburg
Marshal Jan Christian Smuts, 80, feeling better in Johannesburg after pneumonia. Medical bulletin reports heart embarrassment lessening, treatment working, oxygen used only occasionally after coughing fits, and overall progress maintained as family visits resume.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Smuts
Safety urged by President
President Truman urged cutting industrial accident rate to free resources for national and world defense. He spoke at a labor department safety conference, stressing a civilian military strength program and noting 1949 losses included 15,000 killed and 1,870,000 injured. He urged states to hold safety conferences and intensify productivity.
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Washington
Truman
Labor Department
United States
Plymouth
Mass
Durham
N. C
Lavoptik First Aid Relieves Sore Eyes
Lavoptik claims 35 years of success and prompt relief for sore inflamed itching and burning eyes. It soothes granulated eyelids and includes an Evye cup. Praised by thousands, money back guarantee. Available at all druggists.
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DeSiard Jewelers
DeSiard Street
Monroe
New Christian Science
L. S. U. Extension
Marion Anderson
Steinway
Steinways
Hewitt
Grammont
Sanitone
Weil Cleaners
Weil
O’bannon
Marshal Smuts
Stubbs
Chrysler
Sre
Monroe, la
Olcott-Stone Motors
Lavoptik
Leces
Leon Danna
Danna's Shoe Shop
Danna’‘S Shoe Shop
Jackson St
Troy & Nichols, Inc
Mane Vt
Philip Morris
America
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