Calendar of church society events and notices
A week of Methodist and Baptist society meetings is listed with venues and hosts. plus local social notes on travelers, visitors, and upcoming religious concerts and a benefit for blind organist Prof. Haden at the Methodist church.
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Methodist Sunday School Cabinet
Y. W
John Breard
Breard and
Walnut Streets
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
B. K. Fluker
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Silk Stocking Club
Lila Moore
Baptist Church
Evelyn Prophit
Teacher's Graded Union
Methodist Church
R. H. Wynn
Haden
the Sunbeams
R. J. Rasbury
West Side
Our City
Grace Episcopal Church
Bond's Pills Promoted For Gentle Relief
An advertisement touts Bond's Pills as mild and effective for headaches billiousness liver torpor and similar complaints. It claims the pills do not sicken or grip or cause constipation and offers a 25 cent price with a free sample from Bond's Pharmacy Co. Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Bond's Pharmacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
White Women Stand Trial for Murder in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi the Hinds County circuit court opens with two white women facing murder charges for the first time in county history. Lulu Wilcher faces a Yazoo county indictment for complicity in her husband John Wilcher’s murder, transferred here on venue. Claudia Battle, seventeen, shot her paramour in a city dive. Lee Wilcher and Lee Price serve life terms.
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Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Lulu Wilcher
Yazoo County
John Wilcher
Lee Wilcher
Lee Price
Claudia Battle
Ohio State Teachers Association Opens Annual Meeting at Cedar Point
Cedar Point Ohio June 26 City and country teachers from nearly all parts of the state gather for the annual Ohio State Teachers Association meeting. Visitors are welcomed today with formal receptions and the convention will hold business sessions Tuesday and Wednesday featuring talks and discussions on educational problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
AMA 62nd Annual Session Opens in Los Angeles
The American Medical Association gathers in Los Angeles for its sixty second annual session starting tomorrow. Hundreds of physicians from across the nation have begun arriving, with many visitors also attending. This marks the second time the association meets in California since 1871 in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medicaes
Los Angeles
Calif
American Medical Association
San Francisco
Busy Week for King and Queen of England
King George and Queen Mary return from Portsmouth to a packed schedule of royal events. Tonight a gala at Covent Garden Opera House, tomorrow Buckingham Palace garden party, and a Shakespearian ball at His Majesty's Theatre headline a week of festivity.
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London
George
Mary
Portsmouth
Covent Garden Opera House
Buckingham Palace
His Majesty’s Theatre
St. Paul's
Guildhall
Crystal Palace
Windsor
North Carolina Press Association Opens Annual Meeting
North Carolina editors gather in Lenoir as President M L Shipman formally opens the North Carolina Press Association annual convention. The meeting runs through today and tomorrow before a post session tour to Blowing Rock Boone Linville Grandfather Mountain and Edgemont.
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Lenoir
N. C
North Carolina
M. L. Shipman
North Carolina Press Association
Blowing Rock
Boone
Linville
Grandfathers
Mountain
Edgemont
Indiana State Optical Society Opens Semiannual Convention
Indiana State Optical Society opened its semiannual convention in Columbus Indiana at the Knight of Pything castle hall with President Edwards presiding. Nearly two hundred members attended the morning session and a banquet was planned for this evening to close the gathering.
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Indiana State Optical Society
Columbus
Ind
Edwards
South Atlantic Tennis Tourney Opens in Augusta
Auspicious conditions greeted the opening of the annual South Atlantic States championship tennis tournament in Augusta Georgia. Contests are played on the Country Club courts and run through the greater part of the week with many of the Souths top players entered.
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Augusta
South
Sweet Cream. Ouachita Valley Bowling Works.
A terse OCR fragment notes Sweet Cream and Ouachita Valley bowling works with a 20 tf reference. The readable text hints at a local industrial or business mention without clear details.
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Ouachita Valiey
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J. G. Theus
Dallas, Texas
Mary Hanna
Gibsland
City
Phil Lowenberg
Shreveport
Monroe
Leopold Baer
T. O. Brown
J. Q. Graves
Columbia
Mrs. C. B. Walfson
New Orleans
James Fluker
Dallas
Texas
Dorsey Printing Company
Carrie Drew
Minden
Dee Morgan
J. C. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Arkansas
Anthony F. Blanks
Ronald Lee Davis
Green Brier
West Virginia
Manooga
Washington, D. C
Ronald Lee
Brown
Ruddy
Edgar Florsheim
Jonas Meyer
Eloise Larche
Jordenia Fiournoy
Maggie Murphy
Ruston
W. B. McLain
Millhaven
T. E. Flournoy
River Front
Mr. Hawes
Oak Ridge
L. B. Ferguson
Atlantic City
T. G. Brigham
New Iberia
Bastrop
Louise Old
Messrs. Wert and
B. O. Boyd
Sema
Zola Young
Mary Byrd
F. G. Hudson
Murry Hudson
Fred Browning
Jane Fluker
Jennie Evans
Hamburg
Laura Louise Fluker
E. B. Starsney
J. 8. Rhodes
Little Son
George Tisdale
Miss Blanch Granary
Baton Rouge
Camille Parker
A. L. Smith
Sterlington
Miss Granary
Sterlington School
E. G. Lewis
University City
St. Louis
Lewis
East Carroll
East Carroll Parish
Lake Provence
Nathalie Wright
Ruth Doyle
Frierson
Drew Coyle
Torras
Leslie Coyle
T. Cloyd Drew
Mrs. Drew
W. L. Morgan
Mr. Drew
Conomy
National Lead Company
Chestnut Street
Monroe Hardware Company
Ohio Educators Meet
Portland, Ark
J. G. Grosshem
Pfhioenix Drug Store
Grosnar Medicine Co
St. Louis, Mo
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Colorado
Northwest
Fort Worth
Denver City
San Antonio
Austin
Waco
Denver
Mo., Kansas & Texay
Galveston
Houston
Trinity & Brazos Valley Railway
A. A. Glisson
Fort Worth, Texas
Bell Telephone Service
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company
National, Columbia, Tribune, Rambler
Yale Snell Hartford
Cornell Bicycles
R. B. Ireland
DeSiard Street
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