Harmony Club Meets at Houston Hotel for Holiday Program
The Harmony club met Thursday at 10 o'clock in the Houston hotel for its regular session. Members enjoyed Christmas suggestions with flowers, heard Mrs. W. B. Wilson preach, and the club chorus rehearsed. Mrs. W. D. Pas halted the chorus, and F. M. Gaines read excerpts from the State Bulletin and State Club magazine. The opera program featured Mrs. W. R. Jordan Tender with piano by Norturehe, Mrs. Wynn Biographical Sketches Opera Store, and Mrs. Haynes selecting Nordica Farrar Caruso Garden. Vocal solo My Heart At Thy Sweet Voices from Samson and Delilah performed by Mrs. Seifert. Mrs. H. S. Bailey of Whiple Win visited yesterday.
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Harmony Club
Houston
W. 8. Wilon
F. M. Gaines
State Bulletin
Mate
W. R. Jordan
Norturhe
Chopin
Wynn
Opera Store
Haynes
Lillian Nordica
Geraldine Farrar
Enrico Caruso
Mary Garden
Samson and
Derah
Dirs. Seifert
Vincent D'Indy Dies in Paris Obituary Note
Vincent Dady a widely known composer in Paris died Wednesday night after a brief illness. His death was announced by friends and colleagues, recognizing his influence in classical music and his prominent role in French cultural life.
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Paris
Vincent Dady
Amusements in Houston Shows and Western Feature
Friday and Saturday offerings include Charlen Barrell in Heartbreak with Madge Evans, plus shorts and Fox News. Also screening Breed of the West with an all star western cast and additional features.
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Houston
Charlen Barrell
Madge Evans
Fox News
Aviation Official Speaks On Planes At Army Luncheon
At a Birmingham luncheon, F Trubee Davison secretary of war for aeronautics said the United States may trail in racing planes but leads in military aircraft. He noted the air corps faces reduced appropriations while maintaining high efficiency and warned most ships assembled last spring were training and transport, not combat ready.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
F. Trubee Davison
War For Aeronautics
Army Ordnance Association
Davison
Air Corps Ia
An|parmy Air Corps
Bee producers to discuss price cutting at Alabama meeting
Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana bee producers convene in Montgomery to tackle price cuts on queen and package bees. W A Ruffin Auburn entomologist notes action is needed as prices have fallen to help the industry prosper. Merton Derryberry faces scholarship exams over a Tennessee game.
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Montgomery
Ale
Queen
Alabama
Emisaissippi
Louialion
W. A. Ruffin
Auburn
Alabama Bee Keepers Association
Ruffin
Knoxville
Tenn
Merton Derryberry
Tennester University
Gaturday
New York University
New York
Tennessee Committee On Scholarship
Memphis
Derryberry
Reformer Held Without Charge After Youth Shooting
Daniel J. Gilday a 65 year old Chicago city crusader was held without charge after the shooting of Herman Knoll 17 in a street near Gildays home Gilday claims the youth and Herman Alkema 16 attacked him Alkema says Gilday shot Knoll as they tried to help him home a bottle of liquor found in his possession was planted on him
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Daniel J. Gilday
Chicago City
Herman Knoll
Gildsy
Gilday
Herman Alkema
Bin
Alkema
Knoll
75 In Attendance At County Council P T A Meeting
About 75 persons attended the Houston County Council of Parent Teachers Associations meeting at Cowarts yesterday. Fifteen PTAs were represented with talks by C C Moseley Miss Anne King Dr F G Granger Mrs Marion Redd C W Johnson Mrs H D Stephenson and M D Black. A district meeting will be held later in January covering Houston Dale Coffee Geneva and Henry counties. The next county council PTA gathering is set for the first Wednesday in April.
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Houston County Council of Parent‘Teachers Associations
Cowarts
PT. A
C. C. Moseley
Anne King
Ozark
F. G. Granger
Marion Redd
C. W. Johnson
H. D. Stephenson
MD. Black
Houston
Dale
Coffee
Geneva
Henry
County Council
Equine Workers Increase in Chicago Area Farms
A B Hancock president of the Horse Association of America reports latest figures showing 18,737,000 horses and mules on farms, marking a significant rise over the past few years.
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Chicago
A. B. Hancock
The
Horse Association of Amefies
South Feels Breath Of Winter Weather
A southern cold snap brought temperatures as low as 22 in some spots while most of the region stayed cloudy and cool. Forecasters predicted more cool weather with possible rain in South Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Asheville and Little Rock reported 30 and 22 respectively, with Nashville and Dalton in the mid thirties. Fog and smoke limited visibility in Savannah and Charleston, but overall flying conditions remained fair to good.
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Atlanta
Raine
South Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Loulsiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Asheville
N. C
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Dalton
Georgia
Savannah
Charleston
Marianna and Blountstown Railroad files ICC certificate plea
The Marianna and Blountstown Railroad Company notified the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on November 12, 1981 it seeks a certificate of public convenience and necessity. It requests authorization to acquire the former Alabama Florida & Gulf Railroad from Cowarts to Greenwood about 82 miles, extend from Greenwood to Marianna, and extend from near Wilson to Dothan or connect with the Atlanta and Saint Andrews Bay Railway into Dothan, in Houston County Alabama and Jackson County Florida.
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Marianna & Blountstown Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Alabama, Florida & Guilt Roairoad
Cowarts
Greenwood
Marianas
Wilson
Dothan
Atlanta
Saint Andrews Bay
Houston County
Alabama
Jackson County
Florida
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Whiple Win
Vincent D'Indy
Seeepskin
Pigskin
Eagle
Montgomery Warp & Co
Dothan, Ala
Houston Theatre
Charles Farrell
Alabama Theatre
Tom Keene
J. Roy Camp
Heatong
South
Blumberg
Cheney, Wilson Bros
America
Wilson Bros
Manhattan
Means
Dothan's
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