Elder Powell’s Appointments Report Church Work
Elder P J Powell left Friday noon to attend a two day meeting at a church five miles north of Carbon Hill. He reports four baptized Sunday morning and communion. A large attendance filled the church as many could not enter. He spoke at Carbon Hill on Monday to a good sized crowd and one baptism occurred. He intends to devote himself to the ministry until November and may join in ownership of the Herald afterward.
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Powell
P. J. Powell
al Chairch
Carbon Hill
Ed Flynn Endorsed for District UMWA President
At the regular monthly miners meeting Ed Flynn was unanimously endorsed for District President of the United Mine Workers of America for district twenty. He is seen as a strong favorite to succeed Mr Young, with miners statewide view him favorably.
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Ed. Flynn
United Mine Workers of America
Flynn
Mr. Young
Reverend Tom Johnson Delivers Sermon at Chapel
Rev Tom Johnson reached an excellent sermon Sunday. Born September 21 to Rev J T Black and wife, fourth son. Mrs Ben Crumley is very sick this week. Mrs Mims from Powderly visiting her sister Mrs J T Black. Miss Ellen Shoemaker visiting sister at Village Falls. Rev J T Black running his meeting at Union Grove this week.
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Tom Johnson
J. T. Black
Ben Crumley
Pratt City notes mix school moves and local tales
Willie Vaughan heads to Greensboro for Southern University. Annie Killian ill with malaria. Miss Clara Makin named public school teacher. Lacey's Racket Store advertises lamps, paints, and hardware. Belmont Restaurant owner paralyzed. Community concerns urge tree protection and street improvements. Milestones include MilDol Duncan wedding and Mabel Wotaw death mourned in Neoga. Church treasurer elected. street sprinkling begins. market expands at Fourth Street corner.
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Willie Vaughan
Greensboro
The
Southern University
Lacey
Annie Killian
Killian
Ethel McKenno
M Killian
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