Singletary Community News Free Sermon and Visits
Several members of the Singletary area attended preaching at Bold Spring church and heard a fine sermon by Rev A T Hart. Guests included Miss Elma Hudson of Barnets Creek and Mrs Neta Chastain of Fre donia visiting Mrs J W Wilson.
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Bold Spring
A. T. Hart
Helen
Harry
Elma Hudson
Barnets Creek
Noah Singletary
Bob Braswell
Chasen
Pat Ward
Thomasville
J. B. Giles
Ochlochnee
Oscar Maddox
J. E. McMillan
Donia
J. W. Wilson
Paul Singletary
Sarah
Robert Singletary
Cairo
Roscoe Luke
W. L. Pendergast
Sarah Singletary
Vera Crawford
Barnets Creek School
Vannie Sanders
Omer Sanders
Wilmington
N. C
Mary Bennett
Marie Giles
Gchiocinee
Mary Maddox
Babe Adams Builds Late-Career Comeback With Pirates
The feature profile recalls Babe Adams of Pittsburgh as a standout mound star of 1909 and recounts his unlikely resurgence after years in the minors. Born 1882 Tipton Indiana, Adams rose through Missouri and Colorado to join the Pirates, pitched 241 2/3 innings in the majors, and remained a trusted, courageous figure entering world series play.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Adams
Detroit
Bill’ Donovan
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Georgia
Sam Crawford
Hans Wagner
Babe Adams
Pirate
Babe
Tipton
Ind
Mt. Moriah
Hotice
Parsons
Missouri Valley League
St. Louis Cardinals
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Columbus
Alaska seeks old Coast Guard boat as a museum
Washington reports a range of proposals to dispose of the Coast Guard cutter Bear on retirement after nearly 50 years in Arctic service. The Bear may become a training ship or be preserved as a floating museum, with bids from the Alaskan Chamber of Commerce and the Explorers Club for its bell.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Arctic
Alaska
Explorers’ Club
San
Esquimos
Aneva Mattson
Carlisle Indian School
Pennsylvania
Eskimos
Half the world’s gold sits in United States banks
New York October 2 opening of French debt funding talks signals potential new European loans and strengthens U.S. banker status. Foreign loans and private bank credits this year exceed 1 billion dollars with more pending, while American private investments abroad top 10 billion.
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New York
America
United States
Panama Canal
London
Irish fishing industry shows great decline
Dublin reports a bleak forecast from Father White, chairman of the Fishermen's Association, who warns that in five or six years at the current decay rate Ireland could have no fishing. He notes the Ministry of Fisheries opposes state loans and advocates private effort, contrasting with varied international loan seekers.
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Dublin
Maill
Father White
Fishermen’s Association
Ireland
Ministry of Fisheries
Great Britain
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Madras
Ter
Western Union
Thomasville, Ga
Neta Chastain
Man Tads
Duxbar
Wes Watt
Missouri
Charles
Babe) Adams
Grea
Britain
Australis
Paris
Berlin
Amsterdam
Brussels
Vienna
Japan
Korea
Sao Paulo
Chile
Hungary
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