New York City a World Within Reach for Visitors and Residents
Hal Boyle notes New York rewards patient exploration over short trips. The city’s real character lies in its neighborhoods, walkable blocks, and free delights, while nightlife and clubs carry a costly, smoky, cover-charged scene.
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Y Hal Boyle
New York
America
New York City
Manhattan
Maine
Florida
China
Naples
Fifth Avenue
Dothan Jaycees Back Softball and Peanut Festival Efforts
Wiregrass civic feature applauds the Dothan Junior Chamber of Commerce for backing a city softball league and organizing last fall’s Peanut Festival. The piece highlights Jaycees programs, community projects, and regional expansion efforts, with quotes from Dr G H Poitevint and Crawford Mosley. It notes festival losses yet calls the event a major promotional success for Dothan as a peanut center.
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Dothan
Dothan Jaycees
Peanut Festival
Hy Victor Smith
Chiss
Iis
Jaycee
Jaycees
G .H. Poitevint
Crawford Mosley
Mozley
di Patevint
Vite Ds
Gas
Baianre
Star of Concessions
Star of Concessions, Tuckets and Cerroug On the Fences Tre Jaycees
Shiresy Pang
Sof
Devban Furneney
Torenes Sarees
Marty Anderson
Bert Davis
Rufus Davis
Dr. Poitevint
Aaron Kraselsky
Gene Faulker
Ray Allen
R. L. Tindell
Newton
Ozark
Poitevint
Celtics
Dotman
Abbeville News A String of Visiting Friends
A long list of visitors and guests stops through Abbeville and nearby towns. Juanita Kissop and families from Frostproof Florida, Jest visiting J T McClendon and Rev F W Tormberling in Childersburg Alabama, Anne Swink from A P I, and Daisy Jackson from Montgomery are among those cited. Other travelers include O V Hill and children from Talladega, W H Sherlock visiting California, R H Chapman visiting Elba, Walt Taylor from Albania, Robert Carr from Miami en route to positions in Sea and North Carolus, Karen Richie of Lansiey Field Virginia, and a group at Beacon Hall in Florida.
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Don Thompson
Mable Jane
Donnie
Sharie
Bill McClendon
James
Frostproff
Florida
J. T. McClendon
McClendon
Mable Jane Thompson
F. W. Tormberling
Childersburg
Ala
Anne Swink
R. F. Rish
Daisy Jackson
Montgomery
Abbeville
O. V. Hill
Talladega
H. C. Holmes
W. H. Sherlock
Calton
Calif
Karen
Lansiey Field
Va Ois
Wlow
Griggs
Masses
Ann Wood
Alice Bland
Joyce Dodd
Miriam Arnold
Margaret Beasley
Denella Kennedy
Maggie Sue Eunice
Irene Holland
Willie Fay Keiley
Annie Earle Lindsey
Marvy Helms
Clapton
Joan Cox
Columbia
Susan Semecl
Wetumpka
Joan Crawford
Merophis
Tenn
Vasa Owens
Beacon Hall
Lions Club luncheon highlights band movement support
Stanley Arnold of a New Orleans musical concern spoke to the Lions Club at Rawls Hotel about the band movement and school funding for instruments. Lon Loriaux and Rev. W. O. Phillips led introductions and committee appointments as members discussed civic projects and education.
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Rotary Clubs
W.O. Phillips
Lewis Manning
T. B. Harris
W. QO. Phillips
W. A. Edwards
Frank Bynum
Homer Moates
Ed Nichols
B. H. Brinson
James Brock
J. H. Bromberg
M. E. Jones
One Hamby
L. L. Farris
Joe Moates
Glen Heath
Sam Brunson, Jr
V. A. Cartritht
Renzo Goodson
W. F. Sowell
Guy Dyar
Sam Whigham
Edwin Williamson
Bill Howard
James McKinney
United Nations
R. W. Shill
Sight Conservation and Blind
Local visitors and travels noted in Montgomery area
Montgomery residents and guests are mentioned in a string of short social notes. Eloise Davis of Columbia visits Mr. and Mrs. James Hasty. Joan Crawford of Memphis stays with Annie Iarle Lindsey. Ethel Lindsay hosts Julian Lindsay. Susan Sewell visits Danella Kennedy. Ward Espy and wife travel to New Orleans for hospital operation. Beth Bodiford and friends vacation at Camp Grandview near Montgomery. W V Searcy and son James Gordon from Hoppeville, Ga. visit N C Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morgan are in New Orleans for several days.
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Montgomery
Ruth Maddox
Eloise Davis
Columbia
James Hasty
W. V. Searcy
James Gordon
Hoppeville
N. C. Wood
Joan Crawford
Memphis
Annie Iarle Lindsey
Julian Lindsay
Fur South
Ethel Lindsay
Susan Sewell
Wetumpka
Jackson County acquits man in burglary case at Friday session
In Marianna special court, Joe Warrens Negro was acquitted of breaking and entering the home of R. C. Lawrence. He had spent six months in Cay jail, and the sheriff noted he once attempted self harm. Kate Spencer was sentenced to two years for obtaining money by false pretenses from C. S. Napier. Enel Burkett's case to aid in Kingly Jr. escape was postponed to fall term.
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Joe Warrens
R. C. Lawrence
Galleid
Warren
Cay
Kate Spencer
C. S. Napier
Greenwood
Enel Burkett
C. R. Kingly, Jr
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Croesus
Radio City
Chancter
Mobile
Owen
Alexander
Philadelphia
Alabama
Rio de Janeiro
Narre
Tipo
Riddle
Emory Cunningham
Manaccea
Protected TY Sheet Metal Company
Capital Stock Yards
Bama
Bowman Phon
Pace Owser & Mir
Aeitenver
Ender
Ts. Depo
Nort
Juanita Kissop
Flor Wa
David Trontm
Depot Street
the Lions
Jackson County
Oliver
Olliver
Oliver Tractor & Implement CO
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