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...bags, sales $35,000,000. It takes about 1⅓ yds. of burlap to make one average sack, and nothing is better or as cheap for sacking grain, flour, feed, potatoes, rice, nuts, wool, ore, coffee, spices, cottonseed meal. Largest U. S. sack company is Bemis Bro. of Boston. Oldest and second largest is Chase Bag Co. of New York...
Died. Gilbert F. Heublein, 87, founder of Hartford, Conn.'s Heublein Hotel and G. F. Heublein & Bro. (Ai Sauce, liquors); of arteriosclerosis; in Hartford...
Died. William T. Reed. 70. president of Larus & Bro. Co. (Edgeworth tobacco) and of Reed Tobacco Company; suddenly, of a heart attack, at a family dinner attended by his good friend Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia; in Richmond...
Finally, wrote Mrs. Bro, the Sunday School "offers an insufficient interpretation of religious experience." By its very existence it "tends to block off more adequate interpretations." Parents pack their children off to Sunday School, feel no further responsibility. And most children who go to Sunday School do not go to church afterward...
...last week's Christian Century Mrs. Bro described a Sunday School which she regards as ideal and indeed unique. Its virtues include: "a physical plant equal to the needs of its student body; financial means for providing all desirable equipment ; a staff of trained teachers under the direction of experts; time enough to fulfill its task in a dignified, adequate manner; a twelve-year course of study; . . . the almost unanimous co-operation of parents; . . . a pastor of great comprehension (himself a doctor of philosophy and a trained educationalist) who makes the Sunday School his deepest interest...