Cotton Market Mixed as New York Stocks Struggle
A fragmented New York market report shows mixed cotton prices alongside uneven New York Stocks with several big names such as General Motors Ford of England and Bethlehem Steel listed among performers. The page notes opening highs and lows, with some quotations and relative movements across multiple issues and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Motors
Bethlehem Steel
Ford
England
General Motors
General Foota
General Electric
Hudson Motura
Int. Harvester
Tel & Tel
Industrial Rayon
Johns Manville
Kennecott Corp
GEN. Lorillard
Montgomery Ward N.Y. Central
Phillips Fete
Paramount Public Packard
Radio Corp
BR. J. Reynolds Telh
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Bay
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
T. S. Steel
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Westingnouss
Woolworth
Practice Shot in Trap Allowed in Tourney Ring
In the Southern amateur tournament players may take a practice swing when a ball lands in a trap if another trap is used for warm up. In the quarter finals Sage Jr. and Glazier played a match. Sage’s ball landed in a trap and he moved to another trap for a practice swing, then returned and hit onto the green. Glazner appealed for a penalty, which was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ave
den Sage, Jr
Whiter Glazier
Sage
Glazner
Hoover Chooses Pomerene to Lead Reform Finance Body
In Cleveland President Hoover taps Atlee Pomerene for chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, a major new agency aiding private and public enterprise. Pomerene, a longtime Democrat with a history in Ohio politics, earlier served as a special prosecutor and senator, noted for independence on Versailles treaty reservations and opposition to railroad control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hoover
Recnnstraction Finance Corporation
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Finance Corporatien
Tate
Wileat
Pomerene
Pepublican
Simeon D. Feds
Wiman
Pomerane
Princeton
Canton
Cincinnati
Taw
Erty
Solitieter
Tom Sohnson
Jehnenn
Judson Harmon
Hooter
Reconstruction Finanes Corporation
Negroes Present Benefit Show at City Auditorium
Lora will present Bound for the Promised Land at the city auditorium on August 22 for the benefit of jobless persons of Dothan. The event, approved by the city council, will admit only cast members who are Negro. Proceeds go to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Dothan
City Auditorium
Cty Council
Cheery Street
A.M. E
Cnre
Indians Give Consent for Scientific Work
WEWOKA Okla CAP Balked for a time by George Jones chief of the reborn Seminole nation anthropologists from eastern universities are resuming their study of the tribesmen Jones installed in chief when the Seminole council was reorganized through congressional action after 30 years of nonexistence demanded written approval of the undertaking from the Indian bureau Dr Marion Kragman of Cleveland teacher of the party obtained it Promising to conquer the study of physical types in keeping with the identity of the Seminole Indian ang the anthropologists are taking the measure of fullbloods and hope to obtain the council s permission for a house to house survey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
Okla
CAP
George Jones
Jones
Seminole Council
Indian Bureau
Marion Kragman
Cleveland
Midland City Beats Abbeville 4-1 in Baseball Vital Clash
Midland City increases edge over Abbeville in series by winning 4-1. Harvey Dick allowed four hits as a standout pitcher, while Hails delivered for the Fosers. Midland City now 25 wins in 44 games with one remaining on the schedule against New Averton on Elba Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland City
Abbeville
Birdland City
Harvey Dick
Midland City Aarlier
Fosers
New Averton
Elba
Hartford pastors attend Bible conference and local visits
The Rev A DP Zlnden spends a week in Albany City for a Bible conference. Hartford residents report visits from Mrs K BR Withams Miss Melissa Withams and other relatives, along with several local social notices and family updates from across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
A. DP Zlnden
AI Pander City
K. BR. Withams
Mise
Mellisa Withams
Panama City
Ray McGill
Baby
Pothawsnear
Mr Roc
Mase Marjorie Haither
Geneva
Addie Garr
Tee Lone Walloyne
Tvivhan
Wheesha
Sure
Mrz AR. Fras
Local social notes from Columbus and surrounding towns
Community members A. Z. McNeal of Graceville visits Marion McNeal while families host gatherings in Hartford and Malvern. Listings includeMiss Bea Quattlebaum with Miss Gladys Nichols Newton and Irene Williams with Miss Irene Snel. Attendees feature numerous Snells and McNeils, plus a recovery update on J W Hathorn after an accidental gun injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Lean Spears
Columbus
Claude Lee
Bea Quattlebaum
Gladys Nichols
Newton
Irene Williams
Ethel Lee Smith
Lucille Crawford
Irene Snel
Shiss Ganey Dilggera
Malvern
Inez Nichols
Lucile Snell
Marian McNeil
Siree SfeGowatt Pat
Jess Gillis
Hartford
Pearl Martin
Robbie
Bessie
Emmett Joiner
A. Z. McNeal
Graceville
Fla
Marion McNeal
A. R. Snell
Trene Williame
Bank Fay
Mises Trene Snel
Blanche Carrol
Rubye
Doris Howard
Jessie Wilma Mieke
Irene Willams
Ganex Drigges
Mary Carroll
Inez Nichole Lurtie Snell
Messrs
Dom Snel
Jemsey Lee
Atonza Snell
Chest Hathorn
Randolph San
Fred Les
Dorman Carrol
Sam Redder
Edwin Withers
Kermiy Been
John Woams
Inca Evang Herschel Fidden
John William Starling
Prohibition Debate Echoes in Hoover Speech Across Parties
The Hoover address drew varied reactions from anti and pro prohibition figures. Proponents urged third parties, while supporters praised the White House stance. Notables like Canon William Sheafe Chase and Senator Glass weighed in from diverse political angles.
Vice President recounts Hoover stance on Senate plan
The vice president said Hoover's position mirrored the Senate proposal. Joseph Nutt, Republican treasurer, said the speech would please all and a fundraising drive would start Monday. Most messages endorsed Hoover's address, with few from notable prohibitionists. The president read reactions to his plan to replace the Eighteenth Amendment and boost recovery, then spent the weekend in the mountains with visitors praising Hoover's principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Hull
Titinolz
Hoover
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron
Crusaver
Tra L. Reeves
Afth Crusaders
Latch Colvin
Prohibition Party
Brek
Pennsylvania
Hoovers
Moos
Ashurst
Ariz
Glass of
Virgina
Lynchburg
Glass
Jong
Uice
Senate
Congress
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Wuld Be
Mr. Hoover
Churches and Pastors Announce Services and Programs
Newton area churches list morning Bible school at 9:00, services at 11:00, and Christian Endeavor. Headland Avenue Baptist shows Sunday School at 9:45 with departments for all ages and evening services at 8:00. Morning sermon titled Life's Intimacies and second part on The How of Being Saved, followed by baptism. Midweek prayer and praise service announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Newton
Forter
Burton L. Hoffman
U. L. Kirkby
Christian Endeavor
Headland Avenue Baptist
Blankenship
J. P. Moore
Mizz
Mary Lou Blankenship
Grand View Baptist
D. H. Gunter
Presbyterian Church
North Oates Street
Clement Ritter
J. W. Stork
Mt Gilead
N. C
Lafayette Methodist Sunday Schedule and Services
The Homesike Church under Pastor T G Jones offers Sunday school at 9 40 a m with Lie enby as superintendent and classes for all ages. Morning service at 11 features the sermon Painting Your Own Portrait. Epworth Leagues meet at 7 15 p m and vesper services at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Methodist
T. G. Jones
Lieenby
Epworth
First Baftist Church
West Dials Street
Dockery
Yenbett
P. U's
Graves Knowles
Religious Services in Local Churches This Week
A compact notice lists services across multiple faith communities. EpIscopal Nativity hosts Sunday School at 6 45 am and mass with confession and benediction. Temple Emanu El holds Sunday School at 10 00 am with lay services. Foster Street Methodist advertises 9:40 am Sunday School and 8 pm preacher Dr. Shafer. Grand View Baptist and Presbyterian and First Baptist share schedules including Sunday School, morning worship, and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church OF the Nativity
Temple Emanu EL
Fragmentary Biblical Reflection On Healing and Mission
The text presents a fragmented reflection citing scripture about Jesus appointing twelve apostles and seventy others to preach the kingdom, heal the sick, and exorcise devils. It mentions the harvest, laborers, and the ability to heal and restore sight, tying these acts to the divine Mind in human health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agit
Mary Baber
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Strome
Severst
J.B. Sales CO
Bor
Musteenmers
Sta
Tay Fichor
Vrisstelty
Michipay
UMMER
Dothan Steam Laundry
Roy
Robie Boilongehra
Jostie Meranns
Fis
Tallanowser
Missy
Aquatic
Eleanor Holm
Dirk Degener
U. S
Los Angeles
Dicky
Eleanor
Pitty
Paris
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
France
John van Ryn
Allison
Mt. Olive
Japan
Garner
William Sheafe Chase
International Reform Federation
Th Prohibition Board of Strategy
Eco
Saint Colombus Catholic Church
Cour
le Bacon
Mase
Foster Street
P. P. King
Hacing Formitors Co
Phoes
Omi
Supreme Ice Cream
Pecan
Dothan Ice Cream Co
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