Play Go Slow Mary at Oak Grove School Saturday
The play Go Slow, Mary will be staged Saturday night at Oak Grove school auditorium to benefit the Sunday school auditorium. The program includes piano and saxophone duets, popular songs and readings amid a community gathering with many local guests.
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Mary
Oak Grove School
Johnson’s Chapel
Zora Morris
Grace Atkins
Jeff Landers
Bert Allen
Loyd White
New York
Will White
H. C. Morris
Martin
Birmingham
Lucian Breedlove
Zora
Mildred Morris
William McDaniel
Hartselle
Gladstone
Branson Isley
Earl White
Harold Osborn
Mildred Mortis
Danville
Annie Hicks
E. L. Rodgers
Woodland Mills
Earl McCraig
Mary Doss
Barbecue and Baseball Highlight Ardmore Celebration
Ardmore plans a July 11 celebration featuring a barbecue and two ball games to raise funds for the Baptist church. Many out of town visitors are expected, joining recent Baptist services with similar crowds. Local social notes include Miss Irene Harker in Huntsville and Miss Mary Rose Callahan visiting from Pulaski, among others.
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The
Baptist Church
Irene Harker
Huntsville
Local News Sparks and Socials in Vinemont
Arthur Drake of Birmingham visited his parents Mr and Mrs White Drake over the weekend. Edith and Zeda Duke hosted a surprise party. Epworth League held an ice cream supper praised by Leaguers and the community. The League meets Sundays at 7 15 p.m. Elster Crutchfield visited his parents. Will McClanahan spent Sunday in Birmingham. Jean Thompson is recovering from tonsillitis. Florence Busby visiting Birmingham. G C Burks and Paul Burks with Everett Martin and Buena also mentioned.
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Roy Johnson
Ephesus
Floyd Jackson
A. L. Chapin
W. T. Disons
SY. Es Us
J. M. Holt
Excle Lee
Florence
Bertha Wales
Roy Taylor
Howard Plunket
Battle Creek
Mich
Geo. Johnson
Geo. Johnsort
Arthur Drake
Birmingham
Mrs. White Drake
Edith
Zeda Duke
Epworth League
Elmer Griffies
Herman McCalman
Henry Woods
Swan Lake
Shoals Creek
M.N. West
Sylacauga
Elster Crutchfield
Peete's Gin News: Algia Rogers Weds Robert Bailey Jr
At Peete's Gin on Wednesday Miss Algia Rogers united in marriage with Mr. Robert W. Bailey Jr at three o clock with Rev. S S Hacker officiating. The couple will reside in Glen Allen Mississippi. Both families well known in South Limestone area. Other locals note visits and illnesses among Peete's Gin residents.
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Mr. Bailey
South
Glen Allen
Alvin Walburg
Sanford Rogers
Ashville
Peete
Algin Rogers
Robert Bailey, Jr
H. B. Peete
Saralou
Nellie
Hazel Balch
Kathleen Balch
Ben B. Peete
Leo Hacker
Murfreesboro
Tenn
W. J. Baugher
Fairview
Russell Balch
Radio Teaches Shirley Violinist By Ear Notation
Frank Harvard of Shirley, a 15 year violin veteran, learns new pieces by listening to radio programs since he cannot read sheet music. He keeps his repertoire current entirely by ear and radio exposure.
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Shirley
Mass
Frank Harvard
Harvard
Local craftman gains reputation for phonograph records
A local craftsman has built up a notable reputation by developing a distinctive technique in making phonograph records. His work is attracting attention from collectors and nearby enthusiasts.
Girls seek varied futures beyond motherhood at Girls High
In San Francisco on July 3 a vote among 152 Girls' High School graduates showed motherhood is not the primary career goal. Many want acting, music, business work, or sports stardom with several aiming to emulate Helen Wills and Greta Garbo.
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San Francisco
Thei
Helen Wills
Avat
Greta Garbo
Billy Laval’s USC coaching claim confounds football history
The record notes Billy Laval, famed head coach at the University of South Carolina, is reported as never having played college football, a surprising detail contrasting with typical coaching backgrounds and prompting scrutiny of early USC sports lore.
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Billy Laval
University of South Carolina
Notre Dame Plans $750000 Stadium Construction
South Bend reports the University of Notre Dame will begin building a $750,000 stadium this fall to replace wooden bleachers. The move follows crowds flocking to see Rockne era teams, with the new facility expected to improve seating and safety.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Rockne
Walkup Refutes Notion of Control Shyness in 15 Complete Games
Fort Worth reports Cat pitcher Jimmy Walkup refutes claims he lacks control as he completes 15 games this season. The former Detroit hurler walked only 13 batters across those starts, finishing every contest for the second division club.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Jimmy Walkup
Detroit
Phillies Translate Game Notes Into Readable English
South American papers publish exhaustive reports of major league baseball games translating all team names except the Philadelphia Phillies. The articles preserve game details while keeping the Phillies name in original form.
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Phillies
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Peete’s Gin News
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Alabama
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