Church Calendar and Social Notices From Felda
The Felda church issues a schedule with a Sunday School class led by Renee and chapter eight meeting in the church room. L. M. McGuire and Elizabeth Hemmock head Bible study, plus a Saturday bridge club at 204 Louisville Ave at 8. Friends report Mrs. Julius Lemle recuperating after illness.
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Felda
Bell
Mission
Evance
Renee
L. M. McGuire
Elizabeth Hemmock
Marshall
Training School Entertainment Delights Boys At Institute
Mr. Dave C Silverstein visits our city while Mr A G Cook lies ill at Grammont Street. Tuesday night Baptist helpers presented a lovely program for the training school boys featuring readings vocal and instrumental numbers by Mr and Mrs J L Brewer Mrs Fred Thatcher Mrs S C Blackmon Dr R G Perkey Ernest Scott and Mrs Henry Montgomery. The boys enjoyed the performances.
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J. L. Brewer
Fred Thatcher
S. C. Blackmon
R. G. Perkey
Ernest Scott
Henry Montgomery
Local Social Moves and Visits Spell Busy City Scene
Mrs. W A Talburton of Cheniere visits the city while Mr and Mrs Henry Fawcett arrive to join Mr and Mrs King at 1010 North Third. Fawcett pilots a sightseeing airplane over the city. A G Cooker at 312 Grammart is ill and may need an operation. J M Welsh of Belzoni, Miss arrives due to his father’s illness in Fairbanks. Miss Mable Miller returns from Noble La and stays with Mrs W B Miller at Happy Home Plantation. E S Richards R L Betz and A Witkowski of Lake Providence come for the Dp O K K ceremony at 7 PM. Dr Mosely expects his family back from Simsboro. Mrs John Harper is able to be out again.
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Henry Fawcett
City
Mrs. King
North Third Street
Fawcett
A. G. Cooker
Grammart Street
Mable Miller
C. V. Holbrook
Noble, la
W. B. Miller
Happy Home” Plantation
Names and customs across cultures from ancient to modern times
The passage discusses superstition around lightning in French peasantry, early marriage statistics in 1911, and a Japanese naming tradition tied to age, marriage, and death. It notes how names change at milestones and even after death, reflecting diverse social practices.
Snakes Kill Over Twenty Two Thousand in India Last Year
The report notes snakes caused at least 22 600 deaths in India during the previous year while human diseases affecting mankind total about twelve hundred. The text ends abruptly with unclear final figures.
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India
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