Finishing plan for Montgomery golf tournament
Montgomery County Club prepares for its annual invitation tournament from July 25 with hundreds of golfers expected. More than a dozen flights of 16 players start the match play rounds on the two courses with clubs from Birmingham to Dothan sending entrants. An entertainment plan includes a tournament ball on Friday, a tea dance Saturday afternoon for prize awards, and a dinner dance Saturday night.
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Montgomery
Als
Montgomery Country Club
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Anniston
Gadsden
Dothan
Decatur
Greenville
Auburn
Opelika
Troy
Selma
Negro Girls to Attend 4-H Short Course at Tuskegee
Twenty five Morgan County negro girls are to attend a ten day agricultural short course at Tuskegee Institute. The group will be supervised by Carrie Gee, the county negro home demonstration agent. Advance in negro home demonstration work is evident as 4-H club membership grows across the county.
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Morgan County
Tuskegee Institute
Carrie Gee
Kans. man finds exact-sized facsimile of Independence Decla
F E Lowry of Oxford Kansas discovered an old facsimile of the Declaration of Independence the exact size of the original while rummaging in a chest of family papers.
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F. E. Lowry
Oxford
Kans
Love of a Leary inquest mystery unfolds at Guyfford Arms
Sir Richard Guyford faces murder charges while a country youth and a cat's-eye ring figure in a tangled plot. Viscount Brocklehurst and Helen D Arcy probe clues as Oldcraft tracks the supposed killer through Litlington and Seaford, with a gypsy youth entwined in the intrigue.
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Richard
Helen D’arcy
Dick — Fullatore
Viscount Brocklehurst
Helen
Brocklehurst
Guyfford
Litlington
Seaford
Richard Guyfford
Master Oldcraft
Rascal
Titus
John Parret
Lewes
Oldcraft
Guytfford
Tom Pitt
Pitt
A Gypsy Quip and a Quiet Departure
A jaunty line depicts Pitt crying Aha a gypsy then riding from the stables on a horse. Shadowed by a shapeless hat the column trymen observe him with keen eyes as the scene ends awaiting tomorrow for the continuation.
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Pitt
They Call Him Bill in Louisiana Prison
William Rankinsonsinghiki, a Hindu inmate in the Louisiana penitentiary, is known simply as Bill because no one has found a way to pronounce his full name. The nickname and silent middle letters reflect a simplification of his given name.
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Bill
Baton Rouge
Willam Rankissonnsinghjiki
Louisiana Penitentiary
Four lightning fires strike York farmer's home in decade
Alex Fewell a York South Carolina farmer has seen his house struck by lightning and burn four times over ten years. The repeated fires highlight the vulnerability of rural homes to severe weather and raise questions about fire prevention and insurance coverage.
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Alex Fewell
York, S. C
Buttermilk Quenches Lexington Car Fire
Lexington resident Masters was driving when his car caught fire. He poured a pint of buttermilk on the blaze and the fire went out peacefully.
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Lexington
Fire Destroys House. Veteran Benjas Leeds Noted
A house fire destroys a residence of civil war veteran Benjas Leeds. A nearby occupant reports a woman with four black cats and a radio set present during the blaze.
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Benjasmin Leeds
Black Cats
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Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Der
Jeffery Farnel
Titus Oldcraft
Guyfford Arms
London
Lord Carberry
Mr. Trumphington
Captain Despard
Decatur Daily
Associated Press
Robert Ridgway
New York
Hoover
Tokyo
Japan
Goodyea
Goodyear
P.O. Box
Hartselle
Sheffield
American Cleaners & Dyers
Second Ave
E. Vine St
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