Local church services listed for a Sunday schedule
The Pathe 1 church offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Miss Sarah Harley as assistant superintendent and Morning worship at 11:15 including the Lord's Supper. Evening services are canceled. Young People's meeting at 7:45 p.m. Urges participation with city congregations for graduation services 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church.
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Methodist Church
Jos. S. Cook
Sarah Harley
First Baptist Church
Board of Stewards
Fragmentary notes on Ed fast riding and concert
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ed fast in the riding and a concert at 8:00. It also references VE school Daddy act and hard flows. Details are unclear and entities are partially garbled.
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Edfast
Mnga
Thomse
St Thomas Episcopal Church Service Times
Rev. Kcbe White presides at St Thomas Episcopal Church with Church School and Holy Communion both at 11:00 a.m. Today church schedule lists morning service and Holy Communion.
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St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Kcbe White
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Classes
First Baptist Church led by Pastor T. F. Callaway with Evelyn Lewis as Educational Secretary offers 10 a.m. Sunday School supervised by M. H. Goodwin with a class for every age. Nursery for babies. Baraca Class taught by W. E. Beverly. Young Men's Bible Class taught by Dr. H. B. Jenkins. Junior Baraca Class taught by J. K. Harper. 11 10 a.m. Cradle Roll Service directed by Mrs. Forest Knapp followed by a short sermon. 3 p.m. Annual Commencement service. Midweek prayer every Wednesday at 8 30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
T. EF. Callaway
Evelyn Lewis
M. H. Goodwin
W. E. Beverly and
Forrest Knapp
Revival Service Schedule At Local Baptist Church
Rev Ansley C Moore leads Sunday 10 a m Sunday School 11 15 a m sermon titled How Much Is a Man Worth Morning worship. 4 30 p m Junior Young Peoples meeting 7 p m Intermediate Christian Endeavor 7 p m Young Peoples Vesper union service at Baptist Church
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Ansley C. Moore
Young Peoples
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Union
Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist and Bible Class Services Schedule
Church services Sunday at 11:30 A M in the Dawson Washington church edifice with Bible topic God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday School at 10:30 A M, reading room open weekdays 10 A M to 12, reading room offers Bible and Christian Science literature for reading borrowing or purchase. Wednesday 8 30 P M testimony meeting. Pastor Eder V. Agan announces Bible Class Sunday 10 A M and preaching every fourth Sunday Friday night and Saturday before with Friday services at 8 P M.
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Dawson
Washington Streets
Primitive Baptist Church
Eder
V. E. Agan
Church of the Nazarene Announces Sunday Schedule
The Church of the Nazarene lists 10 a m Sunday School with J R Evans as superintendent 11 a m morning worship 4 30 p m Junior N Y P S Alma Yarbrough superintendent 7 15 p m Senior N Y P S Rubye Parrish president and an 8 30 p m Wednesday prayer service There is no evening service due to the Baptist Church commencement sermon attendance encouraged at the Nazarene church.
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Church of the Nazarene
Bruce B. Hall
J. R. Evans
Alma
Yarbrough
Rubye Parrish
The
Baptist Church
Long Term Prisoner Transferred To Face Murder Charge
Milledgeville Georgia June 3 Trammell Wilson a long term prisoner from Fulton county was moved from the state prison farm to Baldwin county jail on a murder warrant in the death of Dever Crowe an inmate who was fatally shot during an alleged escape attempt by Wilson Crowe identified the shooter before dying The transfer was arranged by Captain W L Proctor and Sheriff W J Haynie Wilson will be tried at the July term of Baldwin Superior Court
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Milledgeville, Ga
Trammell Wilson
Fulton County
State Prison Farm
Baldwin County
Dever Crowe
Wilson
W. L. Proctor
W. J. Haynie
Crowe
E. R Brookins
Brookins
Baldwin Superior Court
Wild 12 hour abduction tale from Arkansas escape foils
Austin Adams and Miss Beatrice Garner described a 12 hour ride when two men believed to be escaped Kansas convicts abducted them near Malvern Arkansas. Adams and Garner tried to identify the suspects and claimed a wrist watch shown by one man was taken from the Woods girl during the Lansing penitentiary escape.
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Malvern
Ark
Arkansas
Austin Adams
Beatrice Garner
Kansas
Adams
Miss Garner
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Hartwig N Baruch Faces Wife's Divorce and Alimony Plea
Gloucester Court House Virginia June 3 Hartwig N Baruch of New York and Mrs Arline Baruch appeared for a hearing on her request for temporary alimony and expenses pending divorce. Mrs Baruch to file answer and cross bill while Baruch seeks public hearing closure over financial disclosures. The couple married 1917 in Butler New Jersey and dispute alleged cruelty while she admits attending Washington DC inauguration with John Rouke but denies being his admirer.
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Gloucester Court House
Hartwig N. Baruch
H. Hentz and Company
New York
Arline Baruch
Mrs
Oxford Street
Hartford
Conn
W. H. Lennox
White Marsh Plantation
Gloucester County
White Marsh
Virginia
Florida
Washington
John Rouke
Baruch
Butler
N. J
Eugene Talmadge
State of
Georgia
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report for June 1
Treasury receipts for June 1 totaled 7,524,938.70 with expenditures of 9,185,940.04 and a balance of 362,770,209.53. Customs duties reached 562,904.91.
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Washington
Treasury
Visitors from Georgia and South Carolina Spend Day in City
Local notes list visitors including Mr J Patterson of Atlanta, Mr W W Braddy of Latta S C, Miss Margie Burks from Tallahassee Florida, Mr J R Birdsey of Macon, Miss Madie Chastain returning from G S C W Milledgeville, Mr Ben Kirk Connell of Clemson, Miss Florence Dobbins returning from G S C W, Miss Evelyn Turner from Milledgeville, Miss Julia Cheshire visiting, and Miss Elizabeth Timberlake arriving for several weeks before a West Coast trip.
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Ben Kirk Connell
Clemson College
South Carolina
Elizabeth Timberlake
Tallahassee
Charles H. Watt
West Coast
Local visitors and summer students listed at area homes
Mrs C L Lane and two sons of Greenwood Fla visit with Mrs C L Thompson. Raymond MacKendree returns for summer from Bob Jones College. Martha McGavock comes home from GSCW Milledgeville to summer with parents. Anna Mae McCollum, former Charlotte teacher, joins family for summer. Verner Ray of Waycross in town on business. he attended Thomasville High School years ago.
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C. L. Lane
Greenwood, Fla
C L. Thompson
Raymond MacKendree
Bob Jones College
Martha McGavock
Milledgeville
Mrs. C. A. McGavock
Anna Mae McCollum
Charlotte
N. C
Pp. J. McCollum
Verner Ray
Waycross
Mr. Ray
Thomasville High School
Boston
Cotton Acreage Reductions Urged by Senate Delegates
Three Democratic senators from cotton states Smith of South Carolina Bankhead of Alabama and Thomas of Oklahoma call reduction of this year’s cotton crop an absolute necessity at a farm act conference in Washington June 8. A cooperative and farm federation recommended a 30 percent cut with bonuses to farmers, citing a 12 500 000 bale surplus and urging rapid plan adoption to lower costs of removal from production.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Bankhead
Alabama
Thomas
Oklahoma
South
American Cotton Cooperative Association
American Farm Federation
C. O. Moser
New Orleans
George N. Veck
Moser
Chester Gray
Farm Bureau
Edward A. O’neal
Roosevelt Seen Aiming Appeal To States For Repeal
President Roosevelt expected to directly urge state ratification of repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Democratic leaders hope a personal call will win the needed thirty six states, stressing liquor tax revenue and the recovery bill provisions. Eight states already favor repeal with eight more voting this month and Alabama slated July 19 as the first southern state.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Credit Expansion Progress Shown In Financial Markets
New York reports a spring surge in stocks and bonds driven by industrial recovery and a broadening credit expansion program. Steel output and auto production rise, revenue freight gains exceed 1929 levels, and Wall Street eyes optimistic prospects amid currency stabilization talks as retailers stock up for summer.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street
Seven Die in California Explosion at Oil Field
An explosion near Maywood ten miles from Signal Hill killed seven people including five men, a woman and her young daughter. Firefighters and 500 workers battled the blaze as oil tanks ruptured and damaged nearby homes, with navy crews joining local departments in the rescue.
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Maywood
Signal Hill
Richfield Company
Duke Gaughan
Bellflower
Ed Weiler
Anaheim
Charles Cope
Long Beach
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Reed and Borah Clash Over Gold Contracts
In a congressional exchange Borah defends congress authority over money and rejects limits on altering monetary policy. Reed argues for changes to the monetary system to escape the current dilemma, noting ongoing disputes over gold contracts and constitutional interpretation.
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Reed
Borah
Supreme Court
Congress
Baseball scores and quotes mix in early season notes
National League results show New York sweeping Philadelphia in a doubleheader 5 7 while Brooklyn loses 16 1 at Boston. Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 9 16 as pitching notes and line scores populate the game summaries alongside a Borah Glass exchange on gold contracts.
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New York
Philadelphia
Barmelee
Luque
Starr
Progress Exposition Sees Over Half Million Admissions
Chicago June 3 Officials reported 514 514 admissions paid at the gates to the Century Progress Exposition after the first seven days. Many more entered on advance tickets. The 1893 Columbian Exposition had 224 492 paid attendance in seven days.
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Chicago
General Auto Repair and Body Work
Auto repair shop at 825 West Jackson offers general auto repair and body work services with night phone contact 432 to arrange service and inquiries.
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W. Jackson
L. D. Goodwin
Farley predicts early return of two cent postage
Grove City Pa June 3 James A Farley postmaster general forecast the return of two cent postage on letter mail within the next few weeks He said President Roosevelt is expected to sign the postage cut bill in a few days during the Grove City dedication of the new federal building
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Grove City
James A. Farley
Federal
Farley
Roosevelt
Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Train Schedules
Eastern Time schedule lists arrivals and departures for trains between Montgomery Savannah New York Jax Perry and other stops. Notes include through sleepers to Montgomery Savannah Atlanta Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago. Ticket agent M. T. Wells and district agent TP Green listed with phone 162-3.
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Atlantic Coast Line
R. R
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Treasury Statement
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Florida State College
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Madie Chastain
Milledgville
Florence Dobbing
Georgia State College For Women
T. B. Dobbins
Lambert's Fish & Poultry Market
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J. W. Turner
Julia Cheshire
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