Baptists Plan annual training program in Wiregrass
Local Baptist churches will convene a special meeting at First Baptist Church to organize the annual religious training program for March. Rev. C T Hayes and Rev. Hayes said nine local instructors will be appointed with faculty including Dr A W Wilson Corine Watts and Rev J Alford from the State Convention. Ministerial Alliance elects officers and sets meeting schedule while Carver High School extends classes approved by Auburn State College to aid teachers lacking college work with over 206 enrolled. Medical Society in Dothan to meet with local physicians and dentists among attendees.
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C.T. Hayes
Hhayes
A. W. Wilson
Corine Watts
J. Alford
Carver High
Carver High School
Aubabta State College of Montgomery
T. Porter
Slate College
Talstates Medical Society
Thursda
Abbeville Native to Receive Alabama Dental Honor
Abbeville native Dr Otin Kirkland of Montgomery will receive the honorary Doctor of Science from the University of Alabama at mid year graduation February 3. Recognized as a pioneer in dental surgery he is listed among 42 outstanding dentists nationally for the first half of the 20th century. He has lectured at Columbia University and Emory and serves on multiple dental boards and clubs in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
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Kirkland
Alabama
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de. Kirkland
University of Alabama School of Dentistry
Birmingham
Emory University
Tulls College School of Dentistry
Columbia University
Dental
University of Tinois
Dental Corps
Alt University
Maxwell Field
State Board of Health
Bis Country
Execusive
Unity Club
The
Jesters
Kiwanis
Knights of Pyshias
Capital
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Lowery to Address Corn Project Group
C. Lowery, AP Extension Service agronomist, will be principal speaker at the corn recognition project dinner for 4H and FFA members in Houston County. About 200 farm club boys and families are expected to attend at the Dothan Recreation Center on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee leads. top growers will be honored for highest corn yields on plots planted last year. Robert Wiggins, Ashford, set records for both 4H and FFA groups with a 4.17 test plot yielding 115 bushels. his FFA record was 10% bushels. M. Ying chairs the dinner committee.
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AP Extension Service Agronomist
FFA Club
Houston County
Wednesda
Dothan
Agriculture Committee
Do|than Chamber of Commerce
Farm Club
Chamber
Robert Wiggins
Ashford Wigh
Wiggins
M. Ying
Three Airmen Die In Prattville Plane Collision
In Prattville two military aircraft, an FSI fighter and a B25, collided in mid air, plunging and burning. One pilot parachuted to safety while Capt. John W Former of Carmi Alabama, piloting the B-25, survived. Victims identified: Second Lt. Austin L. Larson of Gatlinburg Tennessee, Second Lt. Richard D. Brewer of Warren Ohio, and T Sgt. Charles Wells of Cleveland Ohio. All assigned to Montgomery based Air Force Base. Larson's unit listed Selma. The fighter pilot died before rescue arrived.
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Richard D. Brewer
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Charles 4. Wells
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Larson
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Air Force Base
Selma
Scions Seek Cooperation with Governor in Alabama
AP dispatch reports Governor Gordon Persons faces mixed Senate support as legislature weighs his plans. Dissatisfaction follows the organizational session over committee choices and department heads, with backlash over his interfere with Auburn football. Despite pockets of resistance, no broad anti administration split yet, as talks with senators ease some opposition around Neil Davis and Charlie Dobbins confirmations.
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Rex Thomas Montgomery
Gordon Persons
House
Persons
Critiers
Mottganery
North Alabama
Auburn
Earl Brown
Wilton B. Persons
Senate Rules Committee
Davis
Dobbins
Bailey Plans Attendance at Natural Gas Hearing
Selden X Bailey secretary of the Dothan Chamber of Commerce will attend the final hearing on proposed natural gas service in the area before the Federal Power Commission in Washington. The article notes political maneuvering and local reactions as various figures discuss the implications of gas expansion and Atlantic Gulf Gas Company’s pipeline plans in Georgia and nearby states.
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Bailey
Selden X
Dothan
Pati von
Atlantic Gulf Gee Company
Wal. Gasn
Ari Sesalon
Hest
Georgia South
Atlantic
Yancey
Faiahaees Fis
Wi Re
Seminole Banks See Asset Rise Across County
Donalsonville special report notes Seminole County banks show total assets of 9.584 million, up 196 thousand from the previous year’s 6.248 million. State Bank posts a 156 thousand gain while Merchants and Farmers Bank falls by 20 thousand. Commercial Bank lists 1.517 million in assets.
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Seminole County
State Bank
Merchants and Rmers Bank
Merchant and Farmers Bank
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