Insurance Adjusters Begin Study Of 17000 Florida Claims
Insurance adjusters began evaluating about 17 000 hurricane claims as cities clean debris. About 100 adjusters will be sent into the field under National Association of Fire Underwriters leader Donald B. Sherwood with Southeastern district chief Roy G. Bachman. Area damage estimated under 7 million dollars spanning Delray Beach to Lake Okeechobee. Red Cross reports 600 relief applications. 600 typhoid shots in Okeechobee. 3 300 more homes damaged in the county. Mayor Baker of Lake Worth declared an emergency. Lakeland and other cities faced extensive outage and debris cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fia
Donald B. Sherwood
New York
National Association of Fire Underwriters
W.H. Davidson
Atlanta
General Adjustment Bureau
Southeastern
Roy G. Bachman
Cecil Cornelius
Palm Beach Insurance Exchange
Davidson
Delray Baech
Fort Pierce
Lake Oxeechobee
Red Cross
Art
Okeechobee City
Clifford H. Fligg
Red Cross Public
Okeechobee County
M. C. Baker
Lake Wo
Lakeland
E. B. Sutton
Winter Haven
Plant City
Dade City
Daytona Beach
Jacksonville
Strike Negotiations Continue In Goodrich Walkout
In Dayton Ohio on August 31 negotiations toward settlement of the five day old United Rubber Workers strike against B F Goodrich Co were to continue. Simultaneously contract talks between URW and General Tire Rubber Co began yesterday in Cleveland. No public statements expected until settlement or deadlock. Issues center on a 25 cent per hour raise and pensions. Goodrich workers average $1.51 per hour under the old contract which expired last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
United Rubber Workers
CIO
B. F. Goodrich Co
URW
General Tire & Rubber Co
Cleveland
Goodrich
Governor unlikely to change any part of new money bill
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 31. Governor James E. Folsom, while unhappy with the general appropriation bill, is not expected to alter any item. Executive secretary O. H. Finney said after a conference while the governor vacationed on the gulf coast. Finney added the governor has studied the bill item by item and is believed not to reduce any office’s funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
O. H. Finney
Gulf Coast
Administration of Estate Moved to Equity Division
A petition to transfer administration of the C. G. Morris estate from Morgan probate court to the Morgan circuit court equity division has been granted. Filed by Mrs. Leonard Morris widow of C. G. Morris, through attorneys Harris and co counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Morris
Morgan Probate Court
Equity Division of
Morgan Circuit Court
Lenorais
C. G. Morris Pe
Harrison Oonties
Markets on steady course in light trading day
Aug 31 1949 Wall Street session shows small price changes with many gains and losses. Coca Cola slipped early before recovering. Barnsdall Oil hit a 1949 high then trimmed gains. Timken Detroit Axle fell. Leaders included General Motors J I Case Commonwealth and Southern Phelps Dodge Homestake Philips Morris NY Central Canadian Pacific US Gypsum with highs. Boeing Consolidated Natural Gas Allied Chemical American Woolen Union Pacific Standard Oil and Johns Manville declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coca-Cola
Barnsdall
Timken
Detroit
General Motors
J. I. Case
Commonwealth and Southern
Phelps Dodge
Homestake Mining
Philip Morris
N. Y. Central
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Gypsum
Boeing
Consolidated Natural Bas
Allied Chemical
American Woolen
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
Johns- Manville
Nashville Livestock Market Report August 31 1930s
Cattle numbers around 800 with prices 16.50 to 26 for calves. Beef cows mostly 10.00 to 15.50, stockers 16.50 to 20. Hogs 600 head with gains 30 to 75 cents. barrows 21.50 to 21.75 190 to 250 lb. lambs 21.00 to 22.50, ewes 7.00 down. Sheep generally steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Cotton futures steady amid light volume traders await price talks
New York cotton futures held steady as mills set near term prices while commission houses and New Orleans buyers added demand. Hedging supported contracts with small turnover as traders awaited this afternoon’s White House conference on farm price legislation. Prices closed 15 to 55 cents higher per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
New York
Commission House
New Orleans
White House
North Georgia poultry market steady with good demand
In Atlanta on August 31 the US DA reports North Georgia poultry market steady with adequate small sizes and short supply of heavy fryers. Prices paid FOB farm for broilers and fryers bought Tuesday afternoon and this morning ranged 26-28 1-2 cents, mostly 27 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago Stocks and Commodities
New York markets show narrow leadership drift with mixed bonds and quiet cotton trading in New Orleans demand. Chicago grain and livestock follow firm wheat with flour buying, mixed corn, steady oats. Hogs rise to a high of 21.75 and cattle hold steady to 75 cents higher, top 31.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Grain futures rise amid cash deliveries looming
Wheat firm on Chicago board despite expected cash grain deliveries of about 1,000,000 bushels on September contracts. Wheat up 5-8 to 15-8, September at 2.00 3-4 7-8. Corn mixed from 3-8 lower to 5-8 higher, September 1.25 7-8 3-4. Oats steady to 1-4 higher, September 67-67 1-8. Rye up 1-2 to 3-1/2, September 1.39-3/4 1-2. Soybeans up 3-4 cents, November 2.34 1/2 1-4. Lard gains 10-25 cents per 100 pounds, September 1.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Valley Springs Baptist Church Singing Set for September 4
The annual singing at Valley Springs Baptist church is scheduled for September 4. The church lies ten miles from Cullman on the new Cullman-J highway. Alonzo Goodwin invites all singers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Springs
Valley Springs Baptist Church
Cullman
Cullman- J
Alonzo Goodwin
Clanton Resident Claimed by Death
Mrs. J. G. Woods, 79, died Saturday at 4 A M at her home in Clanton Alabama. She was the mother of Mrs. P. E. Williams of Athens and Miss Georgia Woods of El Paso Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Woods
Clanton
Ala
P. E. Williams
Athens
Georgia Woods
el Paso
Texas
Cottontail Rabbits Bear Several Broods Annually
The cottontail rabbit may have three to seven young in each litter and produces several such broods each year, indicating steady reproductive output across seasons.
Clark Family Holds Reunion Tradition Draws Wide Circle
The Clark family gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Clark for their annual reunion. Dozens of relatives from Texas, California, Florida, and Georgia attended, including the Browns ville and Camp Mason groups, with many spouses and children listed. The organizers announced next year’s reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hanley Clark
Fred Green
Joe Black
Sherril Goodson
Gus O. Krausse
Brownsville
Texas
H. B. Maples
Guy
Camp Mason
Calif
Melvin
Betty
Louis Beam
Dixie McClure
Alfred King
Bessie King
Randolph
Mary Fann
Will Clark
Robert Jackson
Talmadge
W. R. Clark
W L. Clark
E. B. Clark
Hoyt Clark
Coy Dickie
J. N. McMurtery
Paseun
Charles Conley
H. F. Clark
Elton Wheeler
Harry Blevins
Eugene Ditto
Leslie Wheeler
Ft. Benning
Robeson Subversive Listing Ties Civil Rights Congress
The Justice Department labels the Civil Rights Congress as subversive while Paul Robeson remains away from the Peekskill riot scene. Albany activists announce a protest parade at the state capitol to press Dewey to punish those responsible, with one American Legion official warning veterans to avoid counter demonstrations. Dewey is at his Pawling farm and not expected in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Civil Rights Congress
Peekskill
Justice Department
Robeson
Albany
the Civil Rights
State Capitol
Dewey
Pawling, N. Y
American Legion
The
Legion
Arkansas reform school trial indicts two officials
Gov Sid McMath ordered an inquiry by the state board of control as Saline Circuit Judge Roy Danuser called a grand jury investigation. The grand jury indicted Mrs Fanny Goodman and Mrs Carrie Toland for cruel and inhuman punishment, citing leather straps bread and water diets and a hair trim. The pair posted $1700 bonds, Goodman resigned and two board members subsequently quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fare Department
Sid McMath
State Board of Control
Saline Circuit
Roy Danuser
Fanny Goodman
Carrie Toland
Native of Berlin Will Be Speaker Here This Evening
Fred Casmir a Berlin Germany native and ministerial student will speak at 7 30 this evening at the Grant Street Church of Christ. A former Hitler Youth member and Luftwaffe officer cadet he fought in the East against Russia and was captured by the British before being liberated after the war. He later converted to Christianity under a missionary influence and enrolled at David Lipscomb College in Nashville to study for the ministry and will graduate this year planning to return to serve German people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Casmir
Berlin
Germany
Grant Street
Church of Christ
Casmir
Hitler Youth Organization
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Griffin Services To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Thomas M. Griffin, 79, will be held this afternoon at Smyrna Baptist Church at 2 o clock. Rev. Paul will conduct the rites with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Highsmith of Moulton directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Griffin
Smyrna Baptist Church
Paul
Highsmith of
Moulton
Britons’ economic council eyed for trade unity
Britain may form a high command of finance and trade to push self sufficiency and export readiness. Prime Minister Bevin reportedly plans currency integration within the sterling area and talks of a common currency spanning Britain Commonwealth the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Economic Council
Britain
Bevin
America
Sterling
Commonwealth
United States
Canada
British Help Is Promised Two Key Cabinet Members Leave for Washington
Sir Stafford Cripps and Ernest Bevin head to Washington with 13 aides to present a 20 000 word briefing on Britain’s financial crisis. A plan for an Anglo American council to aid British manufacturers and lower American tariffs is hinted at as Washington weighs easing imports and modernizing customs rules. Russian flyer Barsov returns to the Soviet Union via Vienna after desertion. US Britain eye eased arms sales to Yugoslavia and Tito talks. Canton siege escalates as Red irregulars advance. Bolivian forces encircle Cochabamba amid a rebel stronghold defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Washington
Stafford Cripps
Ernest Bevin
England
Bevin
Britain
United States
Truman
Red Army
Anatole Barsov
Australia
Barsov
Soviet Union
Vienna
U. S. State Department
Frank L. Howley
Berlin
Russia
Germany
London
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U.S
Dean Acheson
Canton
Red
Kwantong
Pingyun
Lungchun
la Paz
Cochabamba
National Revolutionary Party
MNR
Andes Mountain
Tin
Man Drowns in Own Tub in Mobile Home
A Mobile man Julius Harold Glendenin, age 3, apparently drowned in his own bathtub. Dr. Tom Henderson, assistant county coroner, said autopsy underway after the body was found submerged in a tub at the home. A small lump on the head suggested he may have fallen and been knocked unconscious, causing the slip into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Tom Henderson
Julius Harold Glendenin
Glendenin
Henderson
Service Held Today For Maples Infant
Funeral services for Rachel A. Maples two months old who died Tuesday afternoon at Hartselle clinic will be held at 2 P M today at New Center church East of Hart selle. Rev Kelly will conduct rites with interment in the adjoining cemetery Mutual Service directing Surviving are the parents Mr and Mrs Barney Maples a brother Bobby Ray four sisters Martha Shirley Edna and Doris and grandparents Mr and Mrs T V Maples and Mrs Barbara Owens all of Hartselle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel A. Maples
Hartselle Clinic
New Center Church
Hartselle
Kelly
Barney Maples
Bobby Ray
Martha
Shirley
Edna
Doris
T. V. Maples
Barbara Owens
Hartselle 3
Hitchhikers Sought After Man Found Dead in Alabama
Georgia and Florida highway patrols searched for two hitchhikers after finding the car of Gerald Jordan of Montgomery Alabama abandoned near Quitman Georgia. Jordan was found shot to death near Union Springs Alabama last Sunday, and had been seen with two hitchhikers on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
Georgia
Florida
Montgomery
Alaman
Gerald Jordan
Quitman
Jordan
Union Springs
al i
Young FDR To Marry Again
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr announces his upcoming marriage to Suzanne Perrin in New York. The private ceremony will include close family and friends. Perrin, 28, served in the Marines and is the daughter of the late Lee Perrin. Roosevelt, 35, is a congressman from New York's 20th district and was previously married to Ethel Du Pont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Suzanne Perrin
Miss Perrin
Piping Rock Club
Locust Valley
N. Y
Perrin
Lee James Perrin
Roosevelt
Manhattan
Ethel du Pont
Nevada
Frank D. Roosevelt
Christopher
France Italy granted funds for cotton purchases
The Economic Cooperation Administration issued Marshall plan aid totalling 17 million dollars to France and Italy for cotton buys. France receives 11.621 million with 10 million for raw cotton and 750 thousand for U.S. tobacco and other goods. Italy gets 8.654 million with 7 million for cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Germany
Trieste
Some Flying Boat Crew Members Rescued After Crash
SAN DIEGO Calif Aug 31 A Navy Martin Mariner PBM flying boat crashed in the ocean two miles west of San Diego injuring some crew members of ten aboard. Six enlisted men and four officers were aboard with fatalities not yet confirmed. Survivors were picked up by rescue craft while names were being withheld pending next of kin notifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Here
11Th Naval District
Gas Company Seeks Stock Sale to Fund Expansion
The Alabama Public Service Commission fixes a Sept 14 hearing on Alabama Gas Corp petition to issue and sell 997975 in common stock to finance expansion and improvements of its gas distribution facilities in Alabama. The plan calls for selling 120238 shares of 2 value stock at 8.30 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Public Service Commission
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama
Colbert County Sales Tax Law Takes Effect
Montgomery Ala Aug 31 A 12 per cent Colbert county sales tax bill has been signed by Gov James E Folsom. The act approved yesterday at Gulf Shores where he is vacationing goes into effect Sept 1. Funds from the tax will be used for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Colbert County
James E. Folsom
Gulf Shores
Paul. Coburn
Thousands to Attend Auburn Farm Machinery Display
More than 3000 spectators are expected tomorrow for the state 4-H club camp farm machinery show in Auburn Alabama. Seven major implement manufacturers will display modern equipment for Southern farming including the latest cotton pickers a self propelled combine and various tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Stevenson Dies Philadelphia Leader at 63
August 31 report from Philadelphia states John A. Stevenson, 63, president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance and a nationally known business executive, educational and civic leader, died today after a two month illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Philadelphia
John A. Stevenson
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Highway 66 Passes Through Ancient Lava Flows in Western New Mexico
The historic route runs between Albuquerque and Gallup, tracing lava flows believed to be preserved from ancient volcanic activity. Local geologists note the landscape features distinct lava formations along the road corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mewnico
Albuquerque
Gallup
Pan American and Root Petroleum Form Pan-Am Southern
Pan American Petroleum and Root Petroleum announce the creation of Pan-Am Southern Corporation, effective September 1, with headquarters in New Orleans. The merger consolidates leadership largely from the two firms, with Shrieveport operations and refineries at El Dorado and Destrehan serving marketing across five Southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Root Petroleum Company
Pan-Am Southern Corporation
Bruce K. Brown
Pan-Am
Dwight F. Benton
Root
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
New Orleans
A. W. Peake
Standard Oil
Benton
Brown
Standard (Indiana
Pan-Am Southern
Shreveport
Louisiana
el Dorado
Destrehan
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Pan American Petroleum
Root Petroleum
Delaware
Dress Contest Winners Named in Alabama Districts
Eight district winners were named in the state wide 4 H club dressmaking contest at Auburn. The state winner will be chosen from these victors Friday night. Winners include Jean Stencil Madison county Mary Ellen Poyner Greene county Jeanne Suzanne Johnson Hardaway Macon county Jean Poss Ohatchee Calhoun county Emma Battle Uniontown Perry county Mariola Stegall Emelle Sumter county and Carol Ann Worthington Ansley Pike county. Fifty four girls competed for the eight finals places with dresses costing 2.50 to 12.50. Over 16000 girls entered nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Jean Stencil
Toney
Madison County
Mary Ellen Poyner
Mt. Hebron
Greene County
Jeanne Suzanne Johnson
Hardaway
Macon County
Jean Poss
Ohatchee
Calhoun County
Emma Battle
Uniontown
Perry County
Mariola Stegall
Emelle
Sum
Woman Expelled After Minister Love Letters Revealed
In Guelph Ontario a 27 year old housewife says she received love letters from Rev Thomas Guthrie and has been expelled from York Road Baptist Church. Guthrie admits writing an affectionate letter but denies coercion, while five deacons seek his ouster as the church faction challenges the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Ont
York Road
Robert Stitt
Thomas Guthrie
Guthrie
Stitt
Thomas
Honey Guthrie
Applications Taken For Examinations To Fill Postal Needs
The U S civil service commission announced today applications will be taken for examinations here to fill local postal needs as clerk carriers. Applications will be filed with the regional director of the fifth region postoffice Atlanta Ga Blanks may be obtained here at the Bank Street postoffice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Postoffice
Atlanta
Bank Street
Revival to Start at Memorial Drive Church Tonight
Memorial Drive Methodist church launches a ten day revival with a 7 30 p m service tonight led by Rev R L Baker pastor. Dr R B Lavender of Athens Methodist will conduct daily services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m at the Ninth Avenue West church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
R. L. Baker
R. B. Lavender
Athens Methodist Church
Wil
Ninth Avenue West
Habeas Corpus Plea Set For No Circuit Court Judge
A habeas corpus hearing for Joe Hormell a 21 year old Decatur man will be held Thursday at 10 A M before Circuit Judge Newton B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hormell
Decatur
Newton B
Local News Briefs From Decatur Area
A call to the May D. Mitcheed residence at 147 Tenth Avenue West drew Decatur fire department crews around 10 40 A M yesterday. Jimmy Ton of New Orleans arrived in town for a visit with Mr and Mrs Joe Barthelemy. Six cases tried in recorder's court Tuesday included three traffic violations two disorderly conduct and one public drunkenness. City police reported two arrests last night for gaming and traffic law violations. Mr and Mrs Hugh Williams of Decatur announce the birth of a son at Decatur General Hospital yesterday. Admitted to Decatur General Tuesday were Mrs Gene Entrekin 401 West Gordon Drive Mrs O C Adcock Athens and Mrs Roland Maner 615 Fifth Avenue West Mr and Mrs David Templeton Huntsville announce the birth of a son Tuesday at Decatur General Hospital. Kathryn Carter of Athens was admitted today. Ruby Lee Swan of Hartselle was dismissed today from Decatur General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May D. Mitcheed
Tenth Avenue West
Decatur Fire Department
Recorder’s Court
Hugh Williams
Decatur 1
Decatur General Hospital
Gene Entrekin
West Gordon Drive
O. C. Adcock
Athens
Roland Maner
Fifth Avenue West
David Templeton
Huntsville
Witness Vaughan Testifies on Government Contracts Probe
General Mara testified Vaughan was told by the FBI he was completely exonerated as Vaughan appeared before the senate investigations subcommittee probing improper influence in government contracts. Vaughan denied taking fees, aided business friends, or threatening officials, and offered to show his bank records. He acknowledged receiving campaign funds totaling about 4 000 dollars from Maragon and Helis for the 1946 Missouri effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
FBI
Vaughan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
McCarthy
Maragon
William Helis
Missouri
White House
Justice Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Helis
Tanforan
California
Tighe Woods
Francis D. Flanagan
Georgia Best Place For Law Offices Says 1947 Data
Georgia offers the best financial outlook for opening a law office among eight Southeastern states. C Parker Persons reports Georgia lawyers averaged 8619 dollars in net income in 1947, about 31 percent higher than the Southeastern area average of 6566 dollars. Kentucky ranks worst, Virginia and Alabama near bottom. North Carolina and Louisiana are next best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Kentucky
Virginia
Alabama
North Carolina
Louisiana
C. Parker Persons
U. S. Department of Commerce
Negroes Seek Venue Change In Lake County Trial
Three black defendants Walter Irvin Samuel Shepherd and Charles Greenlee face trial for rape in Lake County amid alleged pretrial bias from Orlando newspaper coverage and mob violence. Defense contends venue change is needed as local fears and editorials influence jurors. The Aug 31 hearing cited cartoons circulation and witness accounts about mobs and National Guard actions in Groveland and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Daily
Lake County
Ormond Powers
Leesburg
Orlando
National @rd
Walter Irvin
Samuel Shepherd
Charles Greenlee
Willis V. McCall
Groveland
National Guard
Greenville
Fila
Little Janice Is Back Home From New York Surgery
Anniston Alabama Aug 28 5 year old Janice Medders returned home last night after a New York operation to halt cancer. Her father M A Medders accompanied her. doctors say she is completely cured though she had a second leg operation. The Anniston Star fund raised over 5000 dollars to send her to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
Janice Medders
New York
Atlanta
Anniston Star
M. A. Medders
Janice
Paul Chambers Birthday Dinner Guests List
A Sunday birthday dinner honored Paul Chambers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chambers and family. Attendees included Mrs. J. M. Chambers Mrs. Fannie Ryan Mrs. Holly Edwards and many relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Amos Chambers and their children Dewitt Betty Larry and more as well as friends and neighbors including J. E. White Girt Satterfield Lucian Singleton Reva Nell Cecil Hooten Julia Dean Mitchell Tat Helton and Mahlon Hartselle families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Chambers
J. M. Chambers
Fannie Ryan
Holly Edwards
Barney Nunnelly
Clarence Chambers
Amos Chambers
Noel Chambers
Dewitt
Betty
Larry Chambers
Charles Geiger
Bernard Chambers
J. P. Hughes
Hartselle
Homerwart
Melton Wright
J. E. White
Girt Satterfield
Lucian Singleton
Reva Nell
Cecil Hooten
Julia Dean Mitchell
Tat Helton
Mahlon Hartselle
Paul McClusky To Be Ordained Sunday Evening
Paul L McCluskey will be examined Friday evening at 7 30 p m by Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church for gospel ministry and ordained to full gospel ministry Sunday evening at 7 30 p m His pastor will deliver the ordination sermon Rev E N Chandler lauds his abilities and Morgan county presence The church extends a cordial welcome to friends and attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Avenue
Paul L. McCluskey
Paul
E. N. Chandler
Morgan County
Midway Music Event Promises Noted Singers Attend
J. L. Nunn says a municipal concert at Midway, four miles north of Ve Points, will be held Thursday with several prominent singers promised to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Nunn
Channo
Ve Points
Nunn
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Griffin
Associated Press
Fdr
Flying Boat
Colbert
Memorial Drive Church
Jimmy Ton
Pan
Joe Barthelemy
Kathryn Carter
Ruby Lee Swan
Paul McClusky
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