Miss Helen Hall and local prayer services continue weekly
The Cottage Prayer Services will continue on Wednesdays from 10 to 10:30 at different ward homes across the city. Ward Three hosts are Mrs. Wiley Masters at North Appletree and Mrs. N. S. Lisenby at 405 North College. Other items note Atlanta visitor Hoyle Souter returning home, Montgomery student Frances Bates set to visit, and various local social activities.
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Wiley Masters
North Appletree
Lisenby
North College Street
Frances Bates
Womans College
Montgomery
Mrs. I. C. Bates
Eddie Stinson Killed By Fall in Early Aviation Pioneer
Eddie Stinson, born 1894 in Fort Payne Alabama, died in a fall while pioneering aviation with the Stinson Aircraft Company. He learned to fly in St Louis after his sister Katherine, later Mrs Katherine Otero, funded lessons, and he practiced since 1912, becoming a key early aviator and entrepreneur. The piece also notes Katherine’s flight with Lieut H E Honeywell and a three week course by Max Lilly.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Stinson
Eddie
Jack
Katherine
Margaret
Katherine Otero
Santa Fe
N. M
H. E. Honeywell
St. Louis
Wright Brothers School of Aviation
Dayton
Ohio
Man Named Pender Sets Peanut-Pooling Pace For Planters
In Montgomery on January 25 a Greenwood Alabama planter named Pender led the Alabama Florida Cooperative Peanut Association by pooling the most peanuts at 172 tons. He earned a payout of 4,067 dollars as recognition. Across plantations, growers commonly refer to peanuts as pend ers, a regional lingo shift noted in the report.
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Pender
Montgomery
Greenwood
Fila
Shakespeare
Alabama-Florida Cooperative Peanut Association
Penders
Girl Challenges Any Woman of 130 Pounds For Wrestling Bout
AMARILLO Texas AP Miss Esther Kirkpatrick challenges any woman in the 130 pound class to a wrestling match. She enjoys novelty and sportsmanship and notes she tried many other jobs before becoming a mat performer. She is five feet two inches tall, wears blue tights to compliment her blue eyes and light brown hair.
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Amarillo
Tex
Esther Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Pioneer resident keeps ash hopper for water filtering
Mrs Amanda Griffin a Chickamauga Georgia pioneer resident maintains her ash hopper a V shaped box used to hold clean hardwood ashes with water filtered through it The device known as the ash hopper reflects early local ingenuity and household resourcefulness in Cherokee County.
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Chickamauga, Ga
Amanda Griffin
Chickamauga
Antil
W. O. W. Meeting Tonight at Woodman Hall
A regular meeting of the Woodmen of the World is set for 7 30 p m tonight at Woodman Hall officials announce.
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Woodman Hall
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Helen Hall
Hoyle Souter
Atlanta, Ga
Dothan
Billy Vaniandingham
Lakeland
Winter Haven
Fie
Edgar A. Guest
E. 8. Ford
Crestview
Fla
Joe Beall
Lisenvy
Deck Sanders
Woman's Missionary Society
LaFayette Street
Sanders
J. W. Gilbert
H. Ennis
Lilla Story
J. F. Whisenant
David Bradford
H. H. Holloway
Smith Hall
W. A. Cumble
W. E. Ivey
E. L. Johnson
H. H. Ennis
A. E. Shafer
G. T. Cooper, Sr
K. D. Creech
Maude Baughman
S. Lisenby
Louise Hurst
Pensacola, Fla
Byrd Kelly
Midland City
Jimmie Calloway
Marianna
Panama City
Buck Carett
Columbia
Fred Clements
Abbeville
R. L. Pitts
Enterprise
Miss Annie
King of
Ozark
J. W. Horne, Jr
Thomasville Ga
T. H. Peel
Slocomb
Wilbur Hamilton
Evergreen
Homer Hollisfield
Birmingham,s
Marcelle
Beauty Shop
Aew
Eddie Stinson
Dlineis
Erat
Lover's Lane
Atl4
Lola
Fernischompeen
Southwest
Lola Lame
Walter Winchell
N. B.C
Hitler
Stern
Franz von Epp
Adolf Hitler
Ash Hopper
New York
Gay Spring
Aites
H. D. Harrison
Optometrist
Harrison Jewelry Co
N. Foster St
Legion
On Parai Ie
National Convention
C’mon Legionnnaires
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