Fit Minstrel to Aid Employment Relief Fund
A minstrel program for children up to 12 will be held April 1 at the city auditorium to benefit the employment relief fund. Director M Nelly Newton and Mrs. C ich lead the event with Master Byrd Farmer as interlocutor. Donations from Ashford women and local firms support clothing, canned fruit, seed, and fuel for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mnélly Newton
Cich
Byrd Farmer
Ashford
Guano
American Legion
Poyner
Fan
N. B. Cannady
Pan-Am Oil Iy
Vamia University Political Pot Now at Boiling Degree
At Vamia University VEASITY Alabama April 1 politics reach campus. Twenty five students seek high offices in a Crimson student semi weekly Politics Number. Polls open April 12. Dave Peebles sole candidate for business manager or Crimson-White editor. Ballots cast by 4 400 students for treasurer secretary cotillion editor Corolla yearbook and Corolla manager.
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Veasity
Ala
University of Ia
Crimson
Dave Peebles
Office of Business
Crimson-White
Cotillion Club
Corolla
Three Charged With Intimidating Federal Reformer
In Anniston Alabama on April 2 a federal grand jury will consider charges against Marion Hart Elbert Goodwin and Albert Bell all residents near Fruithurst for burning the Barn of C H Laminack and firing at his home on February 29 after a preliminary hearing in U S Commissioners court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hart
Elbert Goodwin
Albert Bell
Near
Fruithurst
U. S. Commissioner’s Court
C. H. Laminack
Prince Lennart to Renounce Title for Swiss Bride
Prince Lennart of Sweden plans to marry Karin Nissvandt in London and move to Mainau on Lake Constance. He will become Mr Bernadotte and oversee Mainau farming while maintaining a Stockholm apartment. The couple, both from divorced families, will modernize the estate with alarms and a wireless system and lecture to tenants by private lines.
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London
Sweden
Switzerland
Prince Lennart
Gustave
Karin Nissvandt
Bernadotte
Mainau
Lake Constance
Lennart
Queen Victoria
Stockholm
Germany
Karin
Prince Wilhelm
Marie
Russia
America
Mrs. Bernadotte
Scouty Debuts In The Tinymites Adventure
Scouty makes his first appearance in this paper on Monday April 4 with friends Dancy Coppy and Windy. The Tinymites promise a swift march into a new adventure as readers get acquainted with the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancy
Coppy
Windy
Alabama Governor Proclaims May 3 1932 Election on Forestry Amendment
Governor Miller proclaims a statewide election on May 3 1932 to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment allowing forestry district creation and a five cent per acre tax. Notice to be published weekly in eight consecutive weeks across Alabama newspapers. The proclamation is signed and sealed at Montgomery Capitol February 20 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Alabama
I. B. M. Miller
Eaid
Capitol
Montgomery
I. B. al. Miller
Jasper
Montcomers
Statewide Music Club Contests Begin Across Seven Districts
Interest grows as the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs stages elimination contests in seven districts. District leaders in Huntsville Selma Birmingham Auburn Troy Mobile and Montevallo direct preliminaries with Decatur Selma contests already held March 26. Winners advance to the state finals in Montgomery on April 9 to compete in piano violin voice and hymn playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
High Point
Lily Byron Gill
J. E. Pierce
Huntsville
Mary Graham
Selma
Decatur
Miss Gill
Birmingham
E. T. Rice
S. L. Toomer
Auburn
Troy
J. F. Holly
Clarendon McClure
Mobile
Christ Church
Montevallo
Katherine Farrar
Beauty Queen Faythe Boldt Shines at Midland and Faythe Boldt
Faythe Boldt of Midland College emerges as the youngest student in the region and a standout scholar. At 15 and a decade younger than typical freshmen, she maintained near perfect grades during her first semester, challenging stereotypes about beauty and brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Neb
Land College
Faythe Boldt
Midland College
Quilts Bring Earnings in Union Springs Campaign
In Union Springs Alabama Mrs J C Bean quilts sold for 18 dollars over 90 days. Buyer Mrs Mabel Feagin home demonstration agent notes Bean used proceeds to buy baby chicks to expand the investment as part of a local campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Springs
Ala
J. C. Bean
Mabel L. Feagin
Bean
Widow From Mobile poem by Confederate veteran Brown
Gordon resident John F T Brown a Confederate veteran wrote The Widow From Mobile after attending a Birmingham Confederate reunion. He recounts returning from the event and describes his memories of the war and the joys of time with the widow from Mobile in a verse that blends hardship with nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
John ‘F T. Brown
Gordon
Mr. Brown
Birmingham
Queretaro Reports 12 of 15 Bandits Executed
Reports from Queretaro say twelve of fifteen bandits charged with wrecking a northbound international train last week have been put to death. Police continue to seek additional suspects as investigations proceed.
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Queretaro
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Wildren
City Auditorium
Vamia University
Cotton Kingdom
Katherine Butler
J. P. Norfleet
Memphis, Tenn
BEALL
Otton Tweed Usting
Cretonne
Beall’s
Beall Drygoods
Prince
B. M. Miller
Pete B. Jarman, JR
Mch
State of Alabama
MM. Miller
Abe
Pete BP. Jarman, IR
Meh
H. D. Harrison
Optometrist Harrison Jewelry Co
Molifse
Stonewall Jackson
Mobrie
Dean
Ils
East Main Street
Blaum’s and
Cash Drug Store
Parisian
Dothan
Blaum's
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