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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1948

Page

6

Methodist conference outlines six month church plans

Graceville special report says Methodist ministers and delegates from 36 churches and 26 charges in the Marianna District met to map six months of church promotion. Led by District Superintendent George W Kerlun and Pastor B A West, the gathering opened with communion. Dr B F Tingle delivered the sermon and a Birmingham Southern College quartet sang hymns as reports highlighted sharp gains in church school enrollment.

Graceville Fla Marianna Alsbare Methodist Church George W Kerlun BF. Tingle First Methodist Church Rememer DeFuniak Springs Birmingham Southern College Berlin Panama City Port St. Joe Niceville Fort Walton Florala Bonifay Galilee Millville Vernon

Duroc Breeders Show Highlights Alabama Event

Reports B Phillips and James Nunn attended the Alabama Polytechnic Institute event. A judging demonstration by W E Reneker of Swift and Co Chicago drew outstanding attention. United Duroc Association secretary B R Evans also attended. Sixty eight hogs sold at an average of 90 dollars each led by A D Enfinger Andalusia and buyers from Opp Greenville Enterprise Bluntville Magnolia Springs among others. The Alabama association was led by Coy Jones and Ward B Maurer with the Andalusia Chamber of Commerce sponsoring the event and Tracy Wilder presiding.

B. Phillips Alabama Polytechnic Institute James Nunn Alabama Duroc Breeders Associaton W. E. Reneker Swift and Co Chicago B. R. Evans United Duroc Association Peoria A. D. Enfinger Andalusia C. F. Gunnells O. T Rabbit Vinson Brewton J. W. McClure Greenville F. B. Hickman J. H. Spartin Elba J. C. McLaney Enterprise Coy Jones Bluntaville Alabama Association Ward B. Maurer Magnolia Springs

Marianna Plans New Southside Baptist Church

A Marianna council of Baptist clergy and deacons plans to organize the Southside Baptist Church March 7, following a census showing need for another church. Property has been purchased, Rev. S. G. Renfroe to head the organization committee, with services led by Rev. L. N. Catledge and music by M. D. Womack.

Marianna Chipola Southside Baptist Church Ution Welfare Board S. G. Renfroe L. N. Catledge Florida Industrial School For Boys M. D. Womack Industrial School New Southside

Heiress Grimditch wins first round of divorce case in Phoenix

Phoenix court denied William Grimditch Jr. a motion to dismiss the divorce suit filed by Heiress Gioia Grimditch. Judge J Mercer Johnson noted no evidence of adultery in Grimditch's diary. Grimditch, Harvard student and Gould descendant, admitted loving another man and described flirtations and necking with Blake Brophy, son of a Phoenix banker, as the hearing exposed a troubled marriage and custody dispute.

Phoenix, Ariz Gioia Grimditch William H. Grimditch, Jr J. Mercer Johnson Grimditch Phoenix Jay Gould Brophy

Two Executives Die After Mill Shooting in Alabama

Sylacauga Alabama AP Albert A Kirkpatrick 61 cotton mill superintendent dies from abdominal and arm wounds after a shooting at the Danville Knitting Mill in Bon Air near Sylacauga. Dan Pierce 47 assistant superintendent was fatally shot and died before aid arrived. Coroner says both men were alone in the mill office when the firing occurred and a pistol with four discharged cartridges was found nearby. Kirkpatrick had led the mill 23 years. Pierce leaves a wife and son Daniel Pierce of Charlotte North Carolina.

Sylacauga Ala Albert A. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Danville Bon Air Dan Pierce J. M. Hughes

Mrs Annie Logan of Sneads Passes

Funeral services were held Monday at Sneads Methodist Church for Mrs. Annie Mawhinney Logan sixty eight who died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs Rupert Walters of Sneads. A native of York Alabama she lived most of her life in Jackson County. Surviving daughters include Mrs Bascom Mahaffey Richmond Hill Georgia Mrs Scott Lindsey Capps Alabama Mrs Holmes Wandeck Marianna Mrs Mose Smith Atlanta Georgia Mrs Everett Posey Brewton Alabama and Mrs Rupert Walters Sneads. sons Frank Logan Sneads and John Henry Logan Clearwater. a sister Mrs Katie Webster Chicago and fourteen grandchildren. The Rev M A DuRant assisted by pastors from Marianna Sneads officiated. Burial was in Sneads Cemetery.

Marianna Sneads Methodist Church Annie Mawhinney Logan Rupert Walters Sneads York Ala Jackson County Bascom Mahaffey Richmond Hill Scott Lindsey Capps Holmes Wandeck

Counterfeit Scheme Creates $4 From $21 Note

In Vancouver, police view a curious counterfeiting trick where artisans split a $20 and a $1 bill, paste halves together, and present four dollars from a twenty one. The hoax yields a $4 value from a $21 note.

Vancouver B. C Pace

Mrs Fennie Bell Dies in Graceville

Mrs. Fennie Bell a Madrid lifelong resident died at a nephew's home in Graceville following a short illness. Survived by a sister Annie Kirkland of Graceville route two and many nieces and nephews. Funeral 2 p.m. at Collins Mill Church with Rev. C. C. Ballcom officiating. Burial in Collins Mill Cemetery. Active pallbearers Bascom Kirkland Patrick Pelham Jim Baxley B Pelham Andrew Chumney Bille Kirkland Ward Wilson of Dothan arranged.

Pantie Pelham Bell Madrid Ana Graceville Annie Kirkland Collins Mil Church C. C. Ballcom Collins Mill Cemetery Bascom Kirkland Patrick Pelham Jim Baxley B. Pelham Andrew Chumney Bille Kirkland Ward-Wilson Dothan

Four Killed As B-29 Crashes Near Meridian Texas

An eight man B-29 crew suffered four fatalities when the bomber crashed in flames after taking off from Carswell Air Base Fort Worth Texas bound for the West Coast. Pilot Captain William Kern Pasadena California. Survivors included 1st Lt Frank H Riggs Orange Texas 1st Lt Frank M Wordly Fort Worth Texas. Names of the four victims were not release d pending notification of families.

Meridian Tex Here Alan D. Clark Cal. Fort Worth West Coast Carswell Air Base Fort Worth Clark Frank H. Riggs Orange Frank M. Wordly William 9. Kern Pasadena Cal

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