Local convention names officers and city for 1086 convention
BAGE AT HOMES eee tite bids for 1086 convention place Huntsville or Dothan after a survey. Col William 8 Pritchard presided with L L Payne Talladega J Parks Mobile Ben Rosumny Montgomery and others named to executive committees. The closing session announced Mobile as the convention city.
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H. ©. Woodruff
Lka
A. L. Crumpton
Ashland
W. M. Rayburn
Gadsden
W. G. Hayslett
Tuscaloosa
Russell Bean
Cullman
George Mahoney
Huntsville
Gordon L. Gilbert
Birmingham
Murphy
Mobile
Delegates Back Gulf City for Next Convention
A majority of delegates favored the Gulf city with unanimous support to host the next convention. Resolutions include ad valorem tax exemption for homesteads up to 2900 value, ratification of the federal child labor amendment, medical boards in Birmingham Mobile and Montgomery to examine veterans, support for the president's anti depression campaign, and praise for Roosevelt's Muscle Shoals development. Dues increase from 1 to 1.50 annually after a lengthy debate, a reversal from the 1933 convention decision.
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Gulf City
Oaset
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Local Families Tour Through Town This Week
Mr and Mrs Fred Casteel of Tanner visited their sister Mrs P B Patterson this week Newt Hlagood Blzo of Tanner is visiting daughter Mrs Patterson for a few days
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Fred Casteel
Tanner
Patterson
Newt Hlagood
Blzo
Tarner
Mrs. Patterson
Wrigley Sets New Ad Record In The Newspaper
The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company marks its 421st consecutive advertisement in this newspaper. Ads for the gum maker have appeared on the comic page several times weekly since October 1932. The slogan Buy it quick and say it often drives the steady campaign throughout the year.
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Wm. Wrigley Jr., Company
Wrigley Company
Patterson Ill At Home After Heat Spell At Airport
Patterson, employed at the airport on Courtland highway, has been ill at home for several days due to heat exhaustion. Reported improved today and may be up soon.
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Patterson
Courtland Highway
Visit Ends As Mrs Martin Returns Home
Miss Nanncy Martin returns to Athens after visiting Miss Josephine Puckett and Miss Merle Freeman in Hartselle.
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Nanncy Martin
Athens
Josephine Puckett
Merle Freeman
Harteelle
God Blocks Road to Hell Says Cowell In Tent Sermon
The sermon warns listeners that God blocks the road to hell with a Bible Mother’s prayers and Christian influence. It portrays modern mothers as undermining this blockade and urges repentance through sermons, Sunday schools, and the Cross of Jesus Christ. The message says hell is entered by personal choice and self-will.
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Hell
Cowell
Tent
Jesus Christ
Legionnaires Return From Birmingham Convention
Among Decatur Legionnaires returning from the Birmingham convention are J. O. Colvard LeRoy McEntire O J Sheppard Ralph White Hugh Stutts Rogers Bethany E H Phelps Butler P A Hine and R E Catlett.
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Decatur
Birmingham
J. O. Colvard
LeRoy McEntire
O. J. Sheppard
Ralph White
Hugh Stutts
Rogers Bethany
E. H. Phillips
Butler P. A. Hine
R. E. Catlett
Huntsville Police Chief Blakemore Visits Decatur on Business
Chief H C Blakemore of Huntsville and Officer Pete Talley were in Decatur a short time Friday on official business.
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H.C. Blakemore
Huntsville
Pete Talley
Decatur
Smiling Now in Shoals District as Bank Deposits Rise
Deposits in First National Bank on July 1 1984 reached 2 539 714 86 up from 2 073 920 01 in 1933 and 1 917 907 14 in 1932. Sheffield National Bank 626 328 on July 1 up from 442 802 in 1933. Local banks credit TVA and federal activity for improved conditions.
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First National Bank
A. W. Dinsdale
Sheffield National Bank
Colbert County
Sheffield National
Tuscumbia
M. Duggar
Tuscumia National Bank
Duggar
Lexington
Rogersville
Waterloo
Anderson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
John F. Yarbrough
G. B. Phillips
Lauderdale
Roosevelt's Shelter Belt Plan Faces Regulatory Hurdles
The 1934 feature recounts Roosevelts renewed shelter belt proposal backed by PWA funds, a June delay, and a push for immediate planting. It notes SEC preparations for stock exchange registration and warns small exchanges face federal scrutiny, while detailing related political tensions and drought relief efforts.
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American Tree Association
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Caribbean
White House
Houston
Pinsky
Wallace
Panama
Russia
Siberia
East
Far West
PWA
Mdwest
John J. McSwain
South Carolina
Army
War Department
Jerry” O’connor
Unted Feature Syndicate, Inc
Cleopatra in the De Mille epic elicits praise and pageantry
The Cecil B. De Mille Cleopatra draws rave notices for its lavish pageantry and humanized portrayal of Cleopatra and Antony. Warren William, Claudette Colbert, and Henry Wilcoxon receive praised performances as Caesar, Cleopatra, and Marc Antony.
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Bere
Graytheater
de Mille
Egypt
Caesar
Antony
Cleopatra
Warren William
Claudette Colbert
Henry Wilcoxon
Marc Antony
Negro Red Cross Membership Increases In Local Chapter
The local Negro chapter of the American Red Cross has added 29 members in recent weeks. The group is praised for its excellent work among the Negro community here.
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The
American Red Cross
Ill at her home in Trinity
Miss Ethel Phillips remains ill at her Trinity home as friends regret to learn of her condition. The note conveys concern for her health without detailing medical updates.
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Ethel Phillips
Trinity
Hollywood Rumors And Publicities On Stars Inlcuding Val entino
Raoul Rouben revisits life with Conchita Montenegro after his wife’s death in a fatal car crash. Rudolph Valentino’s fans place wreaths at the cemetery as Eastern visitors contribute. John Lodge and Francesca Braggioti tour in a honeymoon car. Loretta Young and Myrna Loy adjust film plans. Walter Winchell pens a polemic about communists and publicity.
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Raoul Rouben
Conchita Montenegro
Rudolph Valentino
John Lodge
Francesca Braggioti
Hollywood
Europe
Loretta Young
Myrna Loy
Walter Winche
Fourth Troop To Gather Tonight
The Fourth Troop of the Boy Scouts of America will meet at 7 30 tonight at St Johns Parish House. A new honor will be conferred during the gathering.
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Boy Scouts of America
St. John’s Parish House
Mrs Summerford Dies After Church Service At Hartselle
Mrs John W Summerford died Thursday night at 11 20 o clock after church services led by Rev J D McClanahan and Rev Frank T Smith Interment by Peck of Hartselle directed She left three sisters Miss Mattie Huckabe Miss Kate Huckabe and Mrs D B Tucker all of Hart selle route one and one brother G H Huckabe of Hartselle route one Surviving members include the long time Methodist church member
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John W. Summerford
J. D. McClanahan
Frank T. Smith
Peck
Hartselle
Summerford
Methodist Ediyurch
Mattie. Huckabe
Kate Huckabe
D. B. Tucker
G. H. Huckabe
Sterchi Bros. Officials Visit Huntsville for Short Biz Stop
J. L. Shumake and Donald Humphrey of Sterchi Bros. Stores were in Huntsville today for a brief business visit.
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J. L. Shumake
Donald Humphrey
Sterchi Bros
Huntsville
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