Hayes of Malvern Dies After Illness at 67
We and Hayes of Malvern died shortly after an illness last night in hospital. He was sixty seven. He had lived in Malvern ten years and belonged to Pine View Baptist church. Funeral services will be at Malvern Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. today with Rev. Fuller officiating Ward in charge. Pallbearers: L. H. Watford C. Hell Woodrow Exum Rossohnston J. D. Martin and Devon Dicks. Survived by widow six sons W. V. Hayes Lees Ga Frank Hayes Hilton Ga Henry Hayes San Francisco and Robert Hayes Malvern Marvin Hayes Albany Gr Grady Hayes Dayton Ohio two daughters Mrs. R. E. Ragan Albany and Mrs. H. G. Forbes Waycross Ga two sisters
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Devondicks
W. V. Hayes
Lees
G. Ga
Frank Hayes
Hilton
Henry Hayes
San Francisco
Robert Hayes
Malvern
Marvin Hayes
Albany
God Grady Hayes
Dayton
Ohio
R. E. Ragan
H. G. Forbes
Waycross
Dothan Man Thomas Grantham Dies After Long Illness
Thomas G. Grantham sixty of Dothan route one died at his home yesterday morning after a long illness. He lived in the community all his life and was a Baptist church member. Service 3 p.m. today at Goodwater church with Rev. A. D. Zbinden officiating, Ward-Wilson directing burial. Pallbearers Roy Bennefield Melton Bennefield Roy Collins J. B. Everett Auburn Hall T. J. Baxley. Survivors include widow, one daughter Lorene Kelley of Columbus Georgia, six sons Foy Coy Vernon Lawrence Grantham all of Dothan route one Willard Thomas J. Grantham of Columbus, one brother Andrew Grantham of Enterprise, two sisters Mrs Pencie Greer of Slocomb and Mrs Ona Morris of Florida.
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Thomas G. Grantham
Dothan
The
Baptist Church
Lorene Kelley
Columbus, Ga
Foy. Coy
Vernon
Lawrence Grantham
Willard
Thomas J. Grantham
Columbus
Andrew Grantham
Enterprise
Pencie Greer
Slocomb
Ona Morris
Florida
Mrs. Eliza beth Monday Dies in Auburndale Ill
Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. yesterday for Mrs. Eliza beth Monday seventy four who died Thursday at the home of her son W. F. Monday in Auburndale Illinois. She lived in Houston county all her life until 1943 then moved to Florida to live with her son. She was a member of Howard Grove Baptist Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Survivors include two other sons J. E. and A. A. Monday nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Also Mrs John D. Waller Green ville Alabama and Mrs Lena Sauisser Mobile.
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Elizabeth Monday
Auburndale
Illa
W. F. Monday
J. E
A. A. Monday
State Guard Unit Heads to Folsom Inauguration Parade
About 40 enlisted men from Headquarters and Service Company, third regiment, Alabama State Guard, depart Dothan Armory at 8 a.m. for Montgomery to attend Gov elect James Folsom's inauguration. Under Capt. Melvin Mount they travel by chartered bus, participate in the inaugural parade, and return to Dothan late Monday.
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Third Regiment
Alabama State Guard
Dothan
Montgomery
James FE. Folsom
Melvin Mount
Dothan Ministers Urge Census Home Stay Until Takers Arrive
General chairman urges residents of Dothan to remain at home until census takers arrive to collect information. After completion ministers will convene to distribute cards and share valuable data with city churches.
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Dothan
Census Takers To Gather Church Census In Dothan
More than 300 census takers will meet at 1:30 PM at First Baptist Church Dothan to receive instructions and census cards. The religious census sponsored by local churches aims to enter every city name within about two hours. Rev. Charles H. Hildreth leads the effort.
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Churches of
Dothan
First Baptist Church
Charles H. Hildreth
Funeral Services Held for McKelvain Brothers
In Marianna a Friday service at First Baptist honored Charles McKelvain 21 and his brother Damon 22 who died in a water accident at Merritts Lake Wednesday night. Rev. A C Abney officiated. Interment at Alderside Cemetery, Maddox Funeral Home arranged. Pallbearers listed for both, parents Mr and Mrs Henry McKelvain of the city, Arthur McKelvain, and Polly McKelvain. Charles was a Navy veteran.
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Marianna
Charles McKelvain
Damon McKel
Vain
Merritts’ Lake
A. C. Abney
Alerside Cemetery
Maddox Funeral Home
Charles
P. Streetman
Carl X. Fellows
A. James Mount
Woodrow Harris
Charles Register
Harold Me
Damon
Harold Streetman
Fred
Turner
Claude Alston
Linwoodie
Pelt
Carroll Irwin
C.C. Lind
Poy
Henry M. McKelvain
Arthur
Livestock Prices and Cotton Quotes From Chicago Market
USDA report shows salable hogs around 1,000 with sows 75 to 1.00 higher and weights over 40 pounds up 50 to 75. Cattle sales about 500 with feeder steers and yearling heifers down to 2.00, cows 75 to 150 lower, veal and stock cattle mixed. New York cotton opened 40.42 with May 30.14 and Dec 29.52. New Orleans quotes show May 30.96, July 28.65.
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Chicago
USDA
Odom
Bullke
Medan
Mds Dana
Prades
Reni
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Thomas Grantham
Goodwater Church
A. D. Zbinden
Ward-Wilson
Roy Bennefield
Melton Bennefield
Roy Collins
J. B. Everett
Auburn Hall
T. J. Baxley
Birmingham Electric
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Birmingham
E. Monday
John D. Waller
Greenville, Ala
Lena Sauisser
Mobile
Buie
City Cafe
St. Andrews
Ford Motors
Malone
H.P
Malone Motor CO
Ford Parts Distributors
Sonotone Hearing Center
Houston Hotel
Wed
Jan
Sonotone OF
Fourth St
Ala
By Galbraith
Folsom
Harden
Herman
Marty
Harr
San
New York
New Orleans
COTFO
R.L. Tindell
Optometrist
Blunberg
Wares
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