Samson News Dinner Hosts Honor Mrs Smith Attends
Mrs F B Parrish reports a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs How Smith. Attendees included numerous guests from Samson and nearby towns, with mentions of Mr and Mrs Wright, Mr and Mrs Kell, and various Mrs and Misses. The event featured decor, a program, and social tributes, noting a formal gathering at Delta Kappa chapter and local society figures.
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How Smith
Cleo
Ava Baradas
Ann
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Mra Smith
Fen
Rm BS Smith
Willow Chances
Genevz
Rhodes
Wales Smith
Ocala
Hob Smith
Sanfor
A L Wright
Suco
Rldher
Dukie
Chattahoochee
T A Kell
Jeffrey
Tillategi
Rhett Smith
State argues registrar actions determine voter eligibility
Shores contends the lower courts erred by not weighing facts on right to register. Attorney General Harris says cases lacked appeal cause as registrars failed to act, not voting outcomes. He warns registrars’ broad powers shape state life and demand strict evidence to challenge voter eligibility.
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Shores
Aussiaiani
John Harris
State
Harris
Boards of Registrars
Fragmented reminiscences and names from an old Times page
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple personal names, places, and fragments of events. It mentions Tallahassee, Astford, Cumbre, and Windsor, with scattered references to Mrs Udus Wise, Mr and Mrs, and various dates and numbers. The text mixes memories, dialogue fragments, and stray phrases without cohesive narrative.
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Udus
Negroes Ask Court To Renew Appeals In Registration Cases
Two Negro voters from Mayor and Jefferson counties seek to revive appeals after circuit court dismissals. Plaintiffs Peston Williams and Forrest A Haskins ask the Alabama Supreme Court to overturn the dismissals, arguing parallel cases deserve hearing. Attorney Arthur D Shores notes Williams’s appeal was dismissed in Macon County for jurisdiction and conforming to registrar rules. Hawkins case dismissal cited.
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I Montgomery
Mayor
Jefferson Counties
State Supreme Court
Haskins
of & Brmingham Taxi Firm
Miles College
Lucien D Gardner
Arthur D Shores
Shores
Williams
Macon County
Mmoion
Curt Latie
Board of Registrars
Hawkins
Wayside Flower Shop News Analysis and Response
A brief note from Wayside Flower Shop about price perceptions and customer service. The piece questions raising prices and suggests keeping customers satisfied to preserve business momentum. It emphasizes consistent actions over drastic changes and hints at word of mouth effects.
Hawkins Quit Time Filing Reignites Board Applications
In Jefferson, the board for registrars faced additional applications alongside Hawkins quit. The chairman had signed the applications stating applicants met legal qualifications, but the assistant attorney general argued this binding claim was not guaranteed without proof that two board members had approved the applications. The debate referenced the South double street time frame between 1903 and tare.
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Hawkins
Jefferson Board
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