Democrats End Bitter Battle for Pennsylvania Nominations
Fragmented party warfare flared as Farley pressed a harmony slate to back Kennedy for governor and Earle for senator, while Lewis loomed over the split. Guffey and Margiotti urged independent stands amid a vast 2 million-plus voter base and concurrent GOP contests.
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Farley
John L. Lewis
Fairey
Co. 1
Thomas Kennedy
George H. Earle
Philadelphia
S Davis Wilson
Earle
Senate
Charles Alvin
Jo"es
Kennedy
Wilson
Doublecross
Farrey
Pennsylvania
John L Lewis
Thomas Kenedy
Philip Murray
Charles J. Margiotti
United States Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Arthur H. James
State Superior Court
Pinchot
James
Old Line Organization
Lewis
James J. Davis
G. Mason Owlett
Morgan County News Maoil Acres Daily Social
Miss Ozeil West visits near Hartselle with Uncle Theodore Owens and Mrs Owens. Esther Callahan and son Charlie visit Mrs Sue Callahan. Roy Osborn and L C dine with Quiller Knighten. Miss Berta Callahan hospitalized at Flint with x ray. Earlene Levengeston visits A P Roberts family. L F and Joe Sandlin stay with kin near Danville for cotton tasks. Annual Rock Springs day May 22 begins at nine with L E Toon preaching and 10 singing. noon basket lunch. all invited.
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Ozeil West
Hartselle
Hen
Theodore Owens
Owens
Esther Callahan
Charlie
Sue Callahan Roy Osborn
L. C
Quiller Knighten
Berta Callahan
Flint
Earlene Levengeston
A. P. Roberts
Roberts
L. F
Joe Sandlin
Danville
Roy Roberts
Rock Springs
Er. L. E. Toon
Decatur
Decoration Day at Shoal Creek
Decoration day will be observed May 29 at Shoal Creek Baptist church with Sunday school at 9 30 and decoration at 10 15 The Wallace and Willoughby quartet will sing Bev Howell will be the speaker Dinner will be served on the ground and the afternoon will be devoted to singing
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Shoal Creek Baptist Church
Wallace and Willoughby
Bev Howell
Marital Surprise Unites Miss Lucille Marks and Grady Davis
A social surprise wedding took place Saturday evening May 7 at the Methodist parsonage in Limestone County with only Miss Mary Black and Clarence Hudson present. Grady Davis of Coxey and Miss Lucille Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Marks, are at home in Coxey Alabama. Other local notices mention visits, illness, and social calls among area residents.
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Lucille Marks
Milton Marks
Grady Davis
Coxey
Bro. Bynum
Methodist Church
Mary Black
Clarence Hudson
Mabel Holmes
Hattie Davis
Thorn
Tom Brooks
Jack Richardson
Charles Elledge
Ka Tribble
Leonard McMahan
Jim Flanagan
Clark
Oakland
R. E. Durham
Hullett Cox
Robbie Cox
Athens
D. O. Ball
Lowe Rogers
Ear Ball
Senior class play at Austinv ille High School
The senior class of Austinvill e High School presents the comedy drama My Irish Rose on Tuesday night May 17 at 8 o clock in the school auditorium. The cast includes Colum McCormack Paul Lovell Maurice Fitzgerald Hudson Sheats and others with director Laurice Lamon and Mrs Elizabeth Roberts. An added feature will be the “Black Brothers.”
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Austinville High School
Austinville
Colum McCormack
Paul Lovell
Maurice Fitzgerald
Hudson Sheats
Terry Creigan
Billie Short
Archibald Pennywitt
Jewel McWhorter
Michael Pepperdine
J. W. Thompson
Shawn McGilly
Horace Sheats
Ann Mary McCormack
Sara Walden
Hannigan
Edna Margaret Lane
Fileen Fitzgerald
Jean Isley
Agnes Barricklow
Jane Bussey
Pegeen Burke
Kathleen Riddle
Sose Creigan
Laurice Lamon
Elizabeth Roberts
Funeral Held for Harry Ross Vaughn in Montgomery
Funeral services were conducted today in Montgomery for Harry Ross Vaughn aged 74 who died from injuries after being struck by a car last Saturday. He passed away yesterday from the incident.
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Montgomery
Ala
Harry Ross Vaughn
Community Guests and Illnesses in Morgan County
Morgan County notes a string of Sunday and Friday visits among residents. Illnesses include Rich Gray at home and Quincy Standridge at Trinity Route One. Guests feature Inez Standridge, Misses Thrasher, Jane Russell, Maggie McCulloch, and others visiting family homes.
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Ovedia
Junior Whitlove
Inez Standridge
Robert Shelton
Wade Whitlock
Quincy Standridge
Trinity
Ter Harden
Monroe Phillips
Rich Gray
Mattie Sue
Minnie Lou Thrasher
Jane Russell
Maggie McCulloch
James Thrasher
James Paul McCulloch
Dutch Townsend
J. Miller
H. D. Thrasher
Loyola. Morgan
Dora Lee Standridge
Wilma Lowrey
Geneva Gray
Willie
Sue Thrasher
Tucker's
Chaple
Local Social Roundup From Morgan County
Miss Elmer Gibson has been ill for a week. Thelma Praytor returns to school. Delmer Jones and family hosted guests including Milton Jones. Woodruff family hostedBilly Joe Sandlin and others. Shoemaker, Blackwood and Mitchel Blackwood visited Obe Praytor. Billy Owens recovers from tonsil surgery. Lavern Parker in Hart Sell e. Raymon Minter family hosted by Byrd Minter.
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Elmer Gibson
Thelma Praytor
Delmer Jones
Milton
W. T. Jones
Mary Woodruff
Billy
Bobby
Beth
Marvin Woodruff
Billy Joe Sandlin
Bobby Woodruff
Miles Shoemaker
Revival At Grant Street Church Moves Into Second Day
Gospel meetings at Grant Street Church of Christ entered day two with strong attendance and interest. Speaker Mr. Dunn taught that the seed of the gospel yields a Christian when received, stressing the Bible as the sole instrument of salvation and the Holy Spirit working through the Word. Services are daily at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m.
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Grant Street
Church of Christ
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Former local boy passes examination for embalmers license
Preston P. Sherrill son of Mrs Elliott Sherrill 320 Grant street recently passed an examination before the Florida state board of embalmers at Daytona Beach for an embalmers license. He is a former local resident and Central high school graduate and has worked with Sherrill Funeral Home Lake City Fla for four years.
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Preston P. Sherrill
Elliott Sherrill
Grant Street
Florida State Board of Embalmers
Daytona Beach
Sherrill
Central High School
Lake City
Pla
Growth in Membership Reported by Grand Chancellor Andrews
Grand Chancellor Farr P. Andrews of Montgomery reported a substantial increase in membership today, signaling strong growth within the organization. Details on numbers or future plans were not disclosed in the brief update.
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Montgomery
Ala
Farr P. Andrews
Troop Eleven Holds Meet at Central Baptist Church
The Scouts of Troop Eleven gathered at the Central Baptist church meeting hall. Buglers Raymon Baker and William Britnell sounded assembly as Raymon Baker led as acting senior patrol leader. Johnnie Howell led the Scout oath and Pat Godwin led the pledge of allegiance. The scribe spoke on the budget plan, the scoutmaster stressed first aid precautions, and Emory Teague discussed water safety and swimming life-saving practices before songs and games ended the meeting.
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Central Baptist Church
Raymon Baker
William Britnell
Johnnie Howell
Pat Godwin
Emory Teague
Teague
Planters Praise Camel Tobacco At Auction Prices
North Carolina growers including Marvin Holloman and John T. Bone report top bids for Camel bought tobacco. They credit Camel buyers with paying premium prices for finest leaf and say planters smoke Camels for their quality and expense.
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Marvin Holloman
Mr. Holloman
Mr. T. Strickland
John T. Bone
North Carolina
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