Christmas Visitor Notes and Local Holiday Arrivals
Local society page lists numerous relatives and friends visiting in the city for Christmas. Names include Wade D. Murrell, Robert Ray, James from Jacksonville, Max Marie Parsons from Washington D C, J B Speake and Leonard Speake traveling to Birmingham, Latte Mas Speake visiting Meridian Mississippi, Emily Linch from Montevallo Alabama, Mrs J T Johnson’s family, Mrs H H A Yarbrough in Newton, Alles Walsh visiting Coffee Springs, DeBorrests Morgan from Panama City, Goree Johnson family from Birmingham, and Randolph Gibest arriving from Memphis for holiday time with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade D. Murrell
Eemositions
Robert Ray
James
Jacksonville
Fis
J. M. Lee
8. P. Murretl
J. B. Speake
Leonard Speake
Birmingham
Grace Boweka
Nashville
Tenn
Meridian
Mise
Mr. Speake
Willan Culberton
Misa Latte Mas
Social Activities and a Wedding in Dothan
A Dothan society note reports the engagement of Miss Gladys Clyde Newton to Dr. Donald F. Cathcart of Atlanta and outlines the wedding plans for December 23. The article also covers a junior harmony club meeting and a mortgage sale notice, plus local social visits and a radio piano recital trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Newton
DR. Cathcart
John B. Newton
Dothan
Gladys Clyde
Atlanta
Donald F. Cathcart
Montgomery
Newtonia
Bas
Cathcart
W J. Cathcart
Lanier
A. P
Auburs
Sigma Phi Epsiion
Tulane
Birmingham
TCY. Hospital
Henriett Egleston Memorial Hospital For Children
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
Eatheart
Montgomery Journel
Florida
Newton
Grady Memorial Hospital
Leslie Watford
Frasier-Ellis School of Nursing
Julian L. Sinquefeld
Clara E. Sinquefield
Charles Forman
Houston County
Alabama
Mdebredonss
Bethany Bible School
Sald Mortage
Houston
Cunty
G. A. Ward
Thoy
Heard Saxon
Winifred Brock
Anne Green
Joan Acree
Marthe Farmer
Mite
Mary Winmile Sazon
Troy
Emily ‘Byrd
Ozark
Saxon
Governor Refuses To Return Burns In New Jersey Row
Governor Moore faces a volatile hearing as Burns contemplates return. A witness warns the fugitive could die if sent back, prompting shouting from assembly galleries. Cox defends Georgia chain gangs while Moore restores order and reaffirms Kelley’s status as Georgia’s guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Eaid Burns
Chicago
Moore
New Jersey
Aa Tong
Assembly Chamber
Tre
Keane
Charis Handler
Borne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edrrearbertas
Iketha
Pauline Huthwaite
Max Marie Parcons
Washington, D. C
Mrs. B. Parsonarees
Mize
Emily Linch
Alabama College At
Montevallo
End Uvez B. Linch
J. T. Johnson
Ang Mra
J. H. Linch, Sr
Motasuiga
HH. A. Yarbroughs
Alles Walsh
Eomes Dazy
Coffee Springs
Mr. End
Mra
Jerry Sagrest
Eee Pica Ada Noa
Grant
Weinestay
Biraieghesk
Mra DeBorrest Morgan
Panaise City
Fla
Mr Morgan
Ro Morgan
Texicane
Tex
Morgan
Goree Johnson
Will Sr
Johnson
R. Morgan
Neil Morgan
Tampa
Misa Mane Stembridge Bes
Mare
J. M. Jones
Randolph Gibest
Memphis
Southern College of Optometry
Wil
J. W. Gilbert
Bart Nelson
Bart, Jr
Murphreesboro, Tenn
Mr. Netton
Ace
Junior Harmony Club
Houston Hotel
Clarence Burdeshaw
Sy]Bcauga
John Burdeshaw
Brooklyn
Do- Shan
Burns Ale
Handler
Ale
Heaith
Atlante
Georgia
Burne
Eie
Hardy
Troup County Stockade Commission
Byrne
Georgia Prison Commission
Flandler
Arthur Garfield Hays
American Civil Liberties Union
Bays
Clarence Darrow
George Gordon Rattle
Moors
Al.cumstaness
Battie
Lesa
Vicks Plenter Beter
American Academy of Optometry
Wiliam Felnbloom
New York
Gay-Teague Hotel
Rey
Ss O Awell
Bebs Reakfasis
Asi Lossh Sons
Betas
Blumberg
Blumberg’s Toyland
Maderta
Maderia
Scarfa
Dee
Pitt
Iguse
Chimpeys
Mack
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