June Johnson Named Houston County Good Citizenship Girl
June Johnson a 16 year old Ashford high school senior was selected as Houston County good citizenship girl. The Ashford F H A member and former cheerleader plans to study science at Huntingdon College with a goal of becoming a laboratory technician. Competitors included Bronnie Hall Metha Peters Grace Skipper and Bettye Johnson.
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June Johnson
Ashford Houston
Abby Ellard Ashford
Ashford
Houston County
June
Eagle
E. B. Track) Johnson
Ashford F. H. A
Tex Bencke
Jefferson Davis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jane
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Bronnie Hall
Cottonwood High School
Metha Peters
Vicksburg
Grace Skipper
Rehobeth
Bettye Johnson
Columbia
Ann Hanahan
Dothan High School
Ashford High School
Felsom Adds Fifth Legislator to Alabama Payroll
AP reports Rep. Ira Thompson of Crenshaw County joins Alabama’s payroll as chief attorney earning 475 dollars monthly from the governor’s temporary clerk hire fund. Thompson substitutes for Kenneth Griffith on vacation and chairs the house welfare committee amid the governor’s self-starter amendment push. Other lawmakers on state pay rolls include Sen. Broughton Lambert, Rep. Charles Cox, Rep. Paul Coburn, and Rep. Emmett Wood in various agency roles.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Ira Thompson
Crenshaw
O. H M. Finney, Jr
James E. Folsom
Asid Thompson
Kenneth Griffith
Cullman
Finney
Thompson
House Welfare Committee
Broughton’ Lamberth
State Military Department
Charles Cox
Chilton
Paul Coburn
Colbert
Highway Department
Emmett Wood
Washington
Pirate Gold Search Narrowed To Warm Springs Hunt
GREEN COVE SPRINGS Fla AP a search for a rumored pirate treasure has shifted to finding a warm spring. Workmen digging for a 4 million dollar treasure believed buried beneath a Green Cove Springs street uncover a spring with about 100 degree water. John Whitting, a chamber of commerce official, said crews are now pursuing the spring as the likely clue to the lost fortune.
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Green Cove Springs
Fila
G. B. Mobley
Green Cove Spring
John Whitting
Cottonwood Men Enlist In Navy
Two Cottonwood brothers James E. and Raymond Sims enlist in the Navy among five, joining others James A. Faulk of Onark Charter Weeks of Samsops Route two and Veran V. O Bryan of Bay Harbor Fla all veterans. MEDICS TO MEET The Houston County Medical Society February meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. with M. B. Burneshaw presiding.
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James E. and
Raymond Sims
Cottonwood
Ars
Navy
James A. Faulk
Onark
Charter
Samsops
Veran V. O'Bryan
Bay Harbor
Fla
Houston County Medical Society
M. B. Burneshaw
Commerce executive remarks on renewed digging at water source
A commerce executive said the water that initially caused concern is now the focus of renewed digging by workmen. Mobley's financial backer Dr. H. H. Humphries noted that no gold or silver was found in screenings of dirt from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lommerce
Mobley
H. H. Humphries
Gould
Auburn student earns perfect attendance and leadership role
Miss Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cameron of Cottonweed maintained a perfect attendance record and held a leadership position while at Auburn University. She served as president and showed commitment to scholarship and service.
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Ies
API
Anaike Sphinn
Miss Cameron
Ralph Cameron
Cottonweed
Bes
Auburn
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Pirate
Handsome
Pe ‘Brenner
Foster St
Dothan, Ala
Lloyd Green
Green Furniture
ULL
Sphinx
Frances Cameron
Ree Moston
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