Wedding Hails Dozier Pool Union In Waynesboro
Ethel Dozier of Mobile and H. Pool of Meridian wed at home of Mrs. R. W. Fea in Waynesboro Mississippi. Pool an engineer on Mobile Meridian division of the Mobile Ohio Railroad. Couple to reside in Mobile after a return trip from Mobile Alabama.
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Dozier-Pool
Waynesboro
Miss
Ethel Dozier
Mobile
H. Pool
Meridian
R. W. Fea
Pool
Mobile-Meridian
Moon
Qobio
Dozier
Mrs. Pool
StanineSre
Aynesboro
Lee Mortis Tacon
Elizabeth Wilhelmina Diard
St Mary's Church
T. J. Eaton
New Orleans
Robert Diard
Felix J. Tacon
Mobile ‘Ang- Ohio Railroad
Payment Plan Offer Adds Three Installments Option
The notice invites buyers to pay in three monthly installments by adding one dollar to the total. It emphasizes flexibility for those who prefer spread payments and outlines the simple increase per period.
Miss Amelia Worthington Attends Uniontown Wedding
Miss Amelia Worthington of Birmingham attended the Glass-Ellis wedding in Uniontown as a bridesmaid and has since returned home.
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Amelia Worthington
Birmingham
Glass- Ellis
Uniontown
Miss Worthington
Shopping in daylight urged for Christmas season
Harrisburg official John Price Jackson asks Pennsylvanians to shop in daylight and storekeepers to shorten sales staff hours during holidays. He cites Philadelphia shops closing at 6 PM without harming business and urges行动 to ease festive shopping.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
John Price Jackson
State Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Andi
Ecidkinteca
Philadelphia
Icebergs Sighted in Westbound Atlantic Lanes
Three bergs about 100 feet long and 30 feet high were sighted by the Hamburg-American liner Pennsylvani a in latitude 45 04 north longitude 47 27. Another iceberg 150 feet long and 60 feet high was observed by the Bristol City westbound from Bristol to New York in latitude 45 45 north longitude 48 09.
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New York
Pennsylvania
United States Hydrographic Office
Bristol City
West Peel
Bistol
Money campaigners target four million for YMC and YWCA drive
Enthusiasts in New York plan to push the money clock at Madison Square to exceed four million dollars by November 24. The latest tally showed about two million five hundred thousand dollars raised, with organizers optimistic as the campaign proceeds alongside the city’s public interest.
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New York
Madison Square
Eoone
Bible Talk Classes Draw Large Attendance at YMCA
The Boys' Group and shop mathematics classes at the YMCA are meeting with unusual success. Instructors report exceptionally large attendance and notable progress in algebra as the group tackles the subject for the first time.
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M. C. A. Pight School
Improvement in drafting and active Bible class attendance
The drafting work shows strong progress under Professor Macias. The Spanish class has good attendance and can fit another member. Educational Secretary F. O. Immler addressed a large Bible class of boys on the lifelong importance of Bible studies.
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Macias
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