Maid to Measure rehearsal ends in a dancing escape
In chapter twenty four, Jeremy Tucker joins Adele, Hazel, Lola, Tempe and four other girls for a late night outing after a rehearsal. The party moves from a limousine to a roadhouse where Jeremy bonds with the group and shares his first hand holding and a generous tip, while feeling both thrilled and overwhelmed by attention. The scene ends with Jeremy paying the check, hinting at his growing social confidence.
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Jeremy Tucker
Adele Larraway
Jeremy
Adele
Hazel Green
Lola Montesa
Tempe Hyde
Tempe
Merrifield
Tucker
Society News
Butch
Gayle
Cela Montesa
Jeremee
Lola
Retuggs
Bill Bailey
Bill
Assurances Given Today on Official Pay After Recodification
Constitutional officers who gained extra pay through 1939 acts are assured by Code Chairman Welch that their additional duties and salaries will not be altered by the upcoming state code recodification. The code committee has not considered any change to those pay provisions and officials will be assured of continued compensation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Code
W. 8S. Welch
Alabama
Code Committee
Welch
Dixon
Local Social News and State Politics Notices
Morgan County area residents host and visit relatives from Akron Ohio with multiple social calls and visits among the Hale Bates Patterson and Dunlap families. The piece also notes political debate over Senator Stakely anti Bund bill and defense related job protections as Governor Dixon aides weigh calendar actions.
Revival at People's Church Promises Evening Messages
Evangelist Mr Sansbury leads a Flint charge revival at People's Church in the mill village. Services start nightly at seven with Adjutant and Mrs Longino of the Salvation Army directing music. Tonight's talk is What is a Christian. Other topics include God's Pay Day and Sin its Power and Remedy.
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Sansbury
Flint Charge
People's Church
Mill Village
Longino
Salvation Army
Lansbury
Gly-Cas Herbal Remedy Endorsed By Local Resident
Mrs. E F McCay of Decatur testifies Gly-Cas relieved widespread aches and pains from toxic buildup. She says improved digestion, sleep, energy, and mobility after using the product bought at Loyd Drug Store and local grocers.
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E. F. McCay
Decatur
Fifth Ave. South
Loyd Drug Store
Mrs. McCay
Voyage ends as Batko family returns in Ark of Juneau
Praise for Paul Batko and his wife and seven children followed their homemade 40 foot Ark of Juneau voyage from Tacoma to Ketchikan Alaska. The journey drew attention to their pioneering effort and resilience as they concluded the trip.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Paul Batko
Tacoma
Wash
Juneau
Disabled American Veterans Convene in Montgomery
Disabled American veterans of the World War will hold their annual convention in Montgomery June 27 to 28. Commander Sam L. Chesnut of Birmingham announced the event. Col William P. Screws Montgom ery city commissioner and Rainbow Division veteran will welcome attendees. A banquet will be held at the convention Hotel Gay Teague on June 27, with officer elections at a final session on June 28.
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Montgomery
Ala
Sam L. Chesnut
Birmingham
William P. Screws
Rainbow Division
Local Notes From Wolf Springs and Nearby
Rain continues to slow crop work across Lawrence County. Community items report travels of Misa Nellie Lee Jeffreys from Monticello, cemetery services at Manterson, and visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Burks, Hill Carpenters cream supper crowds, and various family gatherings including Horace McGregor and Archie Haley visiting home.
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Misa Nellie Lee Jeffreys
Montevallo
Manterson Cemetery
Henry Burks
Amall
Jimmie Katell
Troy Summers
Hill Carpenters
Velma Braadford
Flat Rock
Horace McGregor
Mias
Posey Blackwell
Florence
W. H
Bill) Poole
Ted Poole
Pelham McGregor
Claude Berryman
Buster Patterson
Amateur wins race for first cotton bloom in Montgomery
B A Spardiey of Montgomery street won the annual contest by displaying a volunteer cotton blossom said to have grown in his yard.
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Montgomery
Ala
B.A. Spardiey
Montgomery Street
Loan to wait on new crop loan plans delayed
Senator John H Bankhead writes Paul Davis of Decatur that Secretary Wallace will not announce a new crop loan program until the new crop is on the market. He notes an appropriation is needed and the bill is pending in the Senate calendar with hope for passage before adjournment. The loan price is expected to be similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
John H. Bankhead
Paul Davis
Decatur
Mr. Davis
Senate
Congress
J. H. Bankhead
Invited Rally Draws Miss McGaugh in Alabama
Hayneville Alabama June 17 Miss Bina McGaugh attends a rally as part of a state home demonstration event. Public interest centers on local participation and community involvement in agricultural and home economy matters.
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Hayneville
Ala
Btna McGaugh
Demonstration agent invited to Lowndes County rally
An Auburn demonstration agent has been invited to attend the annual rally of Lowndes County Home Demonstration clubs on Thursday.
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Auburn
Lowndes County
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