Born of Conviction and Mississippi Faith Clash
A Mississippi columnist attacks young Methodist ministers and their BORN OF CONVICTION stance as undermining the Southern way of life. He argues Jesus was white and objects to public schools and tax funding for private or sectarian schools. He recalls Mabry movement and his revival faith.
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Mississippi
Jesus of Nazareth
Vassar
East
Jesus
God
A Book Review on Culture Under Canvas Tent Chautauqua
A critical look at The Story of Tent Chautauqua by Harrison and Detzer, tracing the Redpath circuit as a cultural marketplace. The inside tale covers management, performances by Bryan and Schumann-Heinke, and the era’s mixed motives and audiences.
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Harry P. Harrison
Karl Detzer
Hasting Halls
New York
Redpath Chautauqua
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mrs. Schumann-Heinek
Youve Got To Be Taught A Bus Conversation Reveals Youth
Two Louisiana junior and senior high girls chat on a public bus before Thanksgiving. Mary and Jane discuss ages school levels and relationships while en route to Baton Rouge. The dialogue reveals how children perceive schooling and friendships in a moving, candid moment.
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Louisiana
Mary
Jane
Jes
Baton Rouge
Subscriptions Push for The Petal Paper Promotion
The Petal Paper editor warns subscriptions are vital to survival as a promotional issue mails to about 2,500 people plus regular readers. Subscriptions cost 3.00 yearly, 5.00 for two years, or 25.00 for a full year’s run. write to Box 1486 Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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Dean Lloyd Averill
Kalamazoo College
P. D. East
Hattiesburg
Miss
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