Christians Fight to Preserve Sunday Standards in Business
A letter by Louis F Kennedy urges Christians to keep the Lord's Day sacred amid commerce. The writer cites a prominent auto dealer praised for 24 hour service and tithe driven success, noting shops open on Sunday despite worship. He argues Sunday racing of commerce harms national morals and local business life.
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Last Rites Held For Wayne Merritt
Funeral services were held in Quitman for Wayne Nelys Merritt 22 who died in a car crash near Quitman. He served in Korea with the First Marine Division and worked for Western Electric. He is survived by his parents Leamon and Merritt and siblings Joann Tiny and Benny.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Emily N Rice Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Newsome Rice 29 were held at Beulah Baptist Church in Quitman with interment at Columbia Cemetery. A Brooks County native who died June 10 in Humboldt Tennessee she lived in Quitman until 1944 then moved to Florida. Survivors include husband W J Rice two daughters Beveraly Jean and Billy Jo Rice and her parents seven sisters and one brother.
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Valdosta
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