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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1929
Page
3
Dr. Harold S. Colton heads a directors meeting of the Museum of Northern Arizona with attendees Dr. W. M. Slipher Mrs. Lewis Benedict P J Moran and Del Strong. Various topics discussed will be presented at the January regular session.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Sermon A New Year s Promise Christmas program at 7 20 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday at 7 30 p m
The public is invited to attend a Christmas program given by the Sunday School. Pastor W Ray Gorsage signs the invitation urging attendance.
West Third Street opposite Round House Yard hosts Sunday School at 4 45 a m Bible Class at 10 45 a m Monday service at 7 p m Christmas program scheduled for Friday at 7 50 p m Long service and prayer meeting. Miss Amidring, Missionary.
Corner Third and Winslow Church hosts morning worship at 10 50 with sermon Gifts for the King. Christmas program moved to Sunday at 7 30 and followed by family night social and Watchnight service at 9 p m led by Pastor George H Quayle.
Lisbon reports a violent mutiny aboard the convict ship Quinea bound for a Senegal prison. The ship carried 126 long term prisoners when the outbreak erupted and was quelled after desperate hand to hand fighting.
A notice announces an event at the Guild Hall this evening with admission set at 25 cents. The text also mentions deeds related to the gathering.
Mrs. B. B. Crozer hosted a grand Christmas dinner at her Hicks Avenue residence with a green and red theme. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Dare and the O’Hara family, plus Crozer relatives and friends. Several hosted dinners followed at Harvey House and ranch homes, with many families present and festive bridge sessions and card games throughout the day.
The Phoenix Evening Gazette relocates to 38 West Jefferson Street. Moving began today with most departments opening for business Monday in the new Gazette Building, a larger plant designed for one newspaper. Locals will see greatly enlarged quarters for all departments.
Industrial and civic leaders of the state met in Phoenix to study state tax conditions and the effects of the last legislature on tax deviations.
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