First Baptist Missionary Societies Meet In Hartselle
Grace Carson Circle meets at Mrs. Hamilton's home with Mrs. L. Echols hosting. Judson Circle gathers with Mrs. Stewart in charge. Rev. Burson teaches closing chapter of The Keys of the Kingdom. Elmore store to get new manager Mr Moore replaces Leach. Methodist Missionary Society circles sign pledge cards and plan polls. Girl Scout Troop meets at Zelma Payne's home with 22 Scouts attending and various badge activities. Tuesday Bridge Club notes Frances Stewart as hostess and Jimmy Alford born to Earl and wife.
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Baptist Missionary Society
Grace Carson
First Baptist Church
Judson Circle
Burson
Carolyn Stewart
Elmore
Mrs. Leach
Decatur
Mr. Leach
Mr. Moore
Jasper
Hartéselle
Zelma Dene Payne
Clarence Hardwick
Yellow Moon Patrol
Zelma Gene Payne
Elizabeth
Burleson
Marguerite Gulley
Mary Elizabeth Gulley
Jessie Nell Lee
Virginia Smith
Alabama Real Estate Association backs ad valorem tax cut
The Alabama Real Estate Association launched a campaign to reduce ad valorem taxes on real estate. Mark Hodo of Birmingham was elected president, and the group adopted its legislative committee report proposing a constitutional amendment to the current levy of six and a half mills. John Meador of Mobile and Sylvan Baum of Montgomery were named to represent Jefferson County.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Real Estate Association
Mark Hodo
Birmingham
John Meador
Mobile
Sylvian Baum
Montgomery Weremingham
Association
Jefferson County
Glockenspiel missing from Chicago black horse troop
Chicago assigns its famed black horse troop a glockenspiel imported from Germany. The instrument worn on a cavalry saddle is played with marimba when a skilled player is available, but a loser has not been found in the elite troopers.
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Chicago
Germany
Power output up 3.4 percent last week Edison report
Edison Electric Institute reported power output for the past week at 1,781,666,000 kilowatt hours, up from 1,778,273,000 the prior week. The increase indicates continued demand and steady generation levels nationwide.
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NEW
Edison Electric Institute
Birthday Menu For President Roosevelt Dinner
Here is the menu for President Roosevelt's birthday dinner at the White House tonight. Clam cocktail, clear soup with whipped cream, turkey with chest nut dressing, cranberry jelly, string beans, scalloped corn, mashed potatoes, grapefruit, avocado salad, ice cream, birthday fruit cake, coffee.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Collier Dies. Prominent Atlanta family links noted.
William Rawson Collier, 57, died in Birmingham, Alabama. He was connected with the Atlanta, Georgia development through his family and was a brother of John Collier, U.S. official.
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Birmingham
Ala
William Rawson Collier
Atlanta
John Collier
United States
Indian Commissioner Dies After Weeks of Illness
The Indian Commissioner died here after an illness lasting several weeks. His death marks the end of a lengthy service in the region and follows a period of declining health.
Creomulsion Ad Claims Sevenfold Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven-action cough remedy offering quick relief and safety. It suggests mild coughs may need less, but urges careful people to use Creomulsion for any cough, noting a pharmacist guarantee and refund if it fails.
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Annette
de Kirsline
Dr. Dafoe
Leroux
Mullins
Hartselle
Methodist Missionary Society
L. H. Houston
Mary Cunningham
Mrs. Waugh
Frances Stewart
Bridge Club
William Stewart
Earl Glasscock
Jimmy Alford
Floyd Pence
Baugh’'s Infirmary
W. H
Lovelady
Will Orr
Jack Soone
Srepagar Eo One
NEA Service, Inc
Marie
Emelie
Cecil
de Kiriline
NEA Service
Yvonne
Realtors
By William Ferguson
Chevrolet
Pat
Fisher
Flint
Fisher CatEreee Csators
Tamas Oh
Pee Ey
Bumpess
Lee and Line Streets
Collier
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Cahaba, Montevallo, Brilliant, Sterling Black Creek
John Macadan
Europe
B. C
Orient
Near East
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