Sunday School Workers Gather for State Congress
A pending Sunday school workers meeting and young peoples congress aims to unite churches across districts. Leaders from Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist denominations plan sessions on youth training, adult leaders, and church methods with speakers Mary Baldwin and Rev. Wm Ham Morgan among those presenting.
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Am. Priskeatait
Elty
He.tembora
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Othar’ Comsdjiftens
Utheran
George ‘Mobley
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Francis B. Sappington
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Willem C. Rod An
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First Baptist
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Mise Mary. Baldwin
Mennett
Salisbu
Robert
Lansing
Waynesboro Bank Merger Announces Consolidation
The People's National Bank and Bank of Waynesboro announce a merger effective January 2 1921. J Stoner cashier of the People’s National, becomes president of the consolidated bank. T Brown cashier of Bank of Waynesboro is named cashier and chair of the executive committee.
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People's National Bank
Bank “of
J. Stoner
People’ 'S
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Wbank
T. Brown
Bank of
Two Hille Girls Lost Then Found on Cost'on Street
Two young girls from four to six years old vanished from West Patrick Street area Saturday night and were found safe later in a store. They were led by a passerby to the Rosenstock store where Samuel Rosenstock alerted their father William Grove. Police and bystanders helped guide them, and they recovered in good spirits after being comforted by clerks. Also, Karl Fuller’s Jazz Orchestra will play at the Aratory on Saturday at 8 o'clock, a revival of last year’s Frederick engagement. Grayson H. Staley announces the sale of a two story brick dwelling on South Market Street formerly owned by Miss Eleanor D. Abbott, now to Mrs. May L. Senschrist, possession April 1.
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Wiliam” Grové
Patrick Street
Rietenstock Brothers
Grove
Carl Corner
Tey
Errest
Rosenstock
Sélle South Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Eleanor D. Abbott
South Market Street
May L. Senchrist
Senchrist
WEEKLY CHURCH AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED AHEAD
Ames church and school week of events lists Sunday School attendance 647 with 112 leaders present. Fundraisers net about $30 from a sale, and a verse of programs includes Epworth League, a male quartet, and many youth activities. The week features choir rehearsals, band meetings, and leadership gatherings through Sunday with Leader's Day planned for November 28 including special services.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ames
Hendrickson
Braddock’ Heights
deThesale
Honeates
O'Elack
Asolo Ee Hie
Epworth
League
Sullie Haggett
C. A. Gilson
Messrs
Carr, Hudson, Rice
Armory
Susitay
Eclass
Glee Chub
College Park
Wll
Armigttes
Urbana
E. Charel
Edgar H. McBride
Song Recital by Martin Rihardson at Winchester Hall
American tenor Martin Rihardson opens a program at Winchester Hall at 8 15 pm with accompanist Rose Mirely. The varied program includes My Lovely Celia, Le Reve, Ruasiin Gypsy, Faust Cavatina, Massenet songs, and other pieces. Mrs Amos Rudy hosted the Truth Seekers at North Market Street, with a business meeting and an extended piano and victrola music session followed by a supper.
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Martin Rihardson
Winchester Hall
Wille
Rose Mirely
Celia
Monro
Hawley
Brahe
O'Hara
Leonenvallo
Amos Rudy
M. EL
Charles Zimmerman
North Market St
Woman healer MacPherson revival reaches Brunswick county
Leona Hixon of Brunswick recounts recovery after faith healing by Mrs. MacPherson, describing paralysis relief and renewed strength following prayers at home and a Piedmont revival. Husband Harry Hixon confirms the dramatic improvement after the Philadelphia visit and a minister's blessing. MacPherson recently led a Piedmont revival.
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Semple” MacPherson
Philadelphia
Leona ‘Hixon
Brunswick
Tos
Incomplete OCR Summary of Sugar Crop Report
Fragmentary OCR note cites final figures for Cuha Sugar crops and weekly publication. Mentions tonnage figures around 3 728 and references Review and RFodvetlan with unclear attribution. Source text is damaged. main entities include Cuha Sugar crops and Weekly review.
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Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Letter
A letter from Mrs Winifred Howas of St Paul Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long standing female troubles. She reports past suffering ended and recommends the medicine to friends. The letter asks publication to help others with similar issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkhan
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Thowas
St. Paul
Neb
Lydia i
Pinkham
Hain
Dyna
Maiss
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