Progressive Culture Club hosts professor on English Bible
The Progressive Culture Club met at Mrs. W H Long s home on Pirth Avenue West with Miss Jemima McCalla hosting. Professor S J Hocking of the University of Alabama Extension Department spoke on The English Bible and guests included Mrs Neely Pride Mrs D W Speake and others. A book review followed and year books for 1931 32 were distributed.
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Progressive Culture Club
W. H. Long
Pirth, Avenue, West
Jemima McCalla
J. Hocking
University of Alabama Extension Department
Hocking
Professor H
S. A. Lynne
Margaret Ayers Barnes
Jemima _McCalla
Frank Emens
J. W. Cunningham
Neely Pride
Tuscaloosa
D. W. Speake
Duane M. Carr
Charles Stark
New York
Joseph Woods
Dorothy Green
Malone Park
Fourth Avenue West
Jewel Edwards
Bertha Sue Edwards
Erline Conradt
Ray Edwards
Dolores Cobb
Nannie Edwards
Hollis Cobb
Myrtle Hambrick
Merle Lane
Ernest Edwards
Arnold Lane
Charlyne Hansell
Helen Hansell
New Airways Leader’s Rise From War to Global Network
The article profiles a new head of Huge Airways tracing his lineage to a Medal of Honor ancestor and detailing how he unified rival groups in the Caribbean project. It notes his 1927 position as president and manager of a growing system with 89 airports in 31 countries, 22,000 miles of airways, and 1930 figures of 30,000 passengers and 3,000,000 miles flown with 99.7 percent operations.
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Golden West
Personal Notices Highlight Local Society Moves
Ruth Hodges of Woodville visits the Cun ninghams. The Kir klands reside at 1104 Third Avenue South. Edward and Junior Cunningham of Memphis visit E T Cunningham. Morrows return to Louisville after visiting family and attending Loni Morrow’s Central high school graduation. Evelyn Hanna of Marinello visits J H Branum. George Ganns recovering post operation. Florence Ryan improving at home Fifth Avenue South after illness. A Sandusky travels to Little Rock for granddaughter Gladys Sandusky’s graduation.
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James Edward Morrow
Louisville
J. E. Morrow
Loni. Morrow
Central High School
Florence Ryan
Fifth Avenue
South
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Miss Himes
Mr. . Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Bernice Himes
John.d. Davis
J. D. Wallace
Lahleen Kinney
Elizabeth Malone
Evelyn Irwin
Elkins Himes
Francis Himes
Ann Cooper Gill
Ferrow Himes
Orrick Davis
Birmingham
Buttrey Apartments
Amett William Francis Himes
Davis
Davis Cotton Co
North Alabama
Himes-Davis
Vine Street
George Lawrence
Barrett Shelton
Mary Bronaugh
Frances Mason
F. S. Hunt, Jr
Julian Warris
James Rankin
Charles Malone, Jr
Davis-Himes
Emmett William Francis Himes
Oak Street
John D. Davis
W. L. Grimes
Julian Harris
Seybourne Lynne
Frederick S. Hunt, Jr
McCalla
B. E. Preuit
Parker
Hayden, Ala
The
Benevolent Hospital
D. E. Warren
Eighth Avenue
West
R. D. Taylor
Memphis
Mary Gillespie
Baugh’s Infirmary
John W. Jones
Ferry Street
Peabody College
Madeline Dix
Dallas
Texas
Georgine Coley
Lacey Terry
Sadie Hansell
Guntersville
A. B. Barcliff
G. W. Hansell
Bill Nelson
Juan
Barbary Coast
Trippe
Montgomery
Havana
Richard Hoyt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Genny) Whitney
Hoyt
Central
South America
Grove
Sooky
Robert Coogan
Jackie
Jackie Cooper
Skippy
Mitzi Green
the “I Know A Secret
Ruth Hodges
Woodville
E.T. Cunningham
R. A.kirkland
Third Avenue South
Edward Cunningham and Son
Memphis, Tenn
E. T. Cunningham
Miss Evelyn Hanna
Marinello
J. H. Branum
George Ganns
the Benevolent Hospital
Sterchi’s
Majestic Radio
Majestic
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc
Decatur
Second Avenue
Bank Street
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