Luncheon Club Hosts Houston Meeting With Prize Award
NTHS Mrs Al Flowere and Miss Alice hosted a luncheon club meeting in Houston Thursday morning. Four tables featured judge accessories and un colored summer flowers. Mrs B Logue won high prize after the game series and a four course luncheon was served to members and guests including Powers Crayford Chartie Farmer W B Logue Sara Cabot Robinson Huon Sturges O H Ipp Morris Malone It Harris Amos Jones Freda McTyer M Murray J G Johnson Jr Alice Sturges and Mrs A. Mrs Walter Bryson visited relatives of Ethan to Mr and Mrs M A Fort and Miss Ouida Erma Fort of Tuskegee. Mrs G B Collier of New Orleans and Mrs Etheridge Gadsden are visiting Dr and Mrs D W Haskew. Harold Lynn McGee of Montana is weekend guest of his aunt Mrs M L West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Flowere
Alice
Lundha Club
Houstonte
B. Logue
Powers Crayford
Chartiearmer
W. B. Logue
JELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Fresh Youthful Look
A new JELLO-GLO face powder claims to keep skin fresh and young by a newer reach process that helps it stay on longer and spread smoother without clogging pores. It touts a special tint and claims of reduced flaking and irritation, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Hose With Garters Attached Attracts Bridge Club
Mrs. T A Lewis hosted her bridge club and guests at South St Andrews Street. Three tables competed with Mrs J H Wynn taking club prize and Mrs Wiliam Baxter guest prize. A souvenir went to Mrs J P Culver of Atlanta. Several locals and visitors appeared at gatherings and notes from Bridge Notes conclude with a playful verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Lewis
South St. Andrews Street
J. H. Wynn
Wiliam Baxter
J. P. Culver
Atlanta
Peanut Men to Attend Hearing on AAA Agreement
Wiregrass farmers from nine counties voted to send a delegate and alternate to a public hearing in Albany Georgia around July 26 or 27 to discuss the minimum price plan under the AAA. Kenneth Treanor and Emmett Sizemore explained the plan, which sets 55 dollars per ton for runners and 65 dollars for Spanish peanuts with a pooling surplus and control committee. County agents from Houston to Barbour named representatives to participate.
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AAA
Albany
Kenneth Treanor
Washington Aaa
Emmett Sizemore
Auburn
C .M. Ling
Houston
Keller
Henry
W. W. Woodham
Geneva
W. A. Ruffin
Pike
Navy Puts Plan to Build 192 Ships and 5900 Enlisted
The Navy outlines a 1935 to 1936 operating force target of 64,005 sailors and 192 new ships, including 12 destroyers, two heavy destroyers, and five submarines, with cost around 5.5 million dollars. The plan depends on Congressional funding as 32 ships were started last year and 24 more will be laid down this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nocglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Washington
Judy
IPRK
Pregram Jahevik
Congress
Chipley Girl Dies in Local Hospital
Jean Grace Myers ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Myers of Chipley Florida died in a local hospital Thursday. The girl was brought to the hospital the first part of May. Burial will be in Chipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Grace Myers
G. M. Myers
Chipley
Fla
Regis. 11 Suffered Broken Arm in Fall at Home
The Regis 11 of Slocomb sustained a broken arm yesterday afternoon after a fall at his residence. He was transported to a Dothan hospital for bone setting. Livestock experts stress that grazing on green grass is vital to hog development.
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Regis
Slocomb
Dothan
Old Man Hindenburg Yields Power as Hitler Rises
In a brief history of Germany’s collapse into dictatorship, President Hindenburg cedes authority to Adolf Hitler after naming him chancellor. The Reichstag dissolves, Hitler gains dictatorial powers for four years, and Hindenburg’s role ends. Papen’s fate and the Nazi consolidation follow as the president issues cautious messages and the regime tightens control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Tae
the Caesar
Batt
Udler
Chane
Pane Biuening
von Papen
Schieihert
Hitler
Milien
Field Marchal
Neichstax
Tittler
Germany
von Hindenburg
Deerer
Mone
Hindenburg
Reich
Cockeyed Bandit and Odd News Bits in One Patch
A mistyped wire service digest features a gunman tale in Chicago with an $8 cash drawer, a note on Elmer Clemens crows and phonograph records, crows at Taconic club, a Canary surgeon tale, a ministerial wedding in Johnson City, a Philadelphia hush tale, and rural planting estimates totaling 40 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Elmer Clemens
Clemens
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Walter Bryson
Jabile
Ethanie
M. A. Fort
Isses Ouida
Erma Fort
Ofuskegee
G. B. Collier
Orleans
Etheridge Gadsden
D. W. Haskew
Harold Lynn McGee
Mariana
M. L. West
Albert Grant
Jacksonville
LE Gai Douzainne Club
le Gaji Douzainne Club
L. F. Fernie
Morgan Street
H. V. Ritchie
Curry Ward
John Senn
Max Morris
Lamar Miller
Frances Moody
Luverne
Lawrence Weathera
R. H. Watson
Montgomery
Smith Deai
Mrs. Rufus Little of
Clayton
Mrs
B. F. Harper
Herbert Galloway
W. C. Strickland
R. ©. Davis
Bobby
Birmingham
Myrie Harper
Jack Lambert
Jack, Jr
Chattanooga
Burke
N. Lena Street
Mrs. Henry
Grace Sneak
Meridian
Montine
Hazel Courtney
Nina
Labruce Hanahan
Beacon Beach
M. L. Hanahan
M. B. Faulk
Marilyn and
Bernard
Mobile
T. R. Mills
Kate Roberts
W. H Yarbrough
Robert Yarbrough
Elizabeth Yarbrough
Gloria Spann
Mise Sara Curtis
Roberta of
Cuthbert
Panama City
J LR. Colson
Mise
Willie Carroll
Auguate, Georgia
W. B. Jeffries
Pearl Koonce
Louis Fiengold
Globe Department Store
New York
Sam Bowers
Marion Bowers
Troy
Mrs. J. S. Talley
Gertrude Dickens
Barnette Dickens
Brundidge
Dohan
Elizabeth Pittman
Naytona Beach
Dothan City
Southern Liquid
J. R. Young
State Department
Dothan Baking ! Company
U. S. Navy
Hindenbugt
Poe
Tie Apenca
Cockeyed Bandit
Chicago
Victor Bie
Blue
Williamston
Mabp
Ben
Fairwaya
Balla
Taconic Club
Canary ST. John
N. BB
Pete
All Square
Johnson City
N. Y
Fred E. Lott
Cornelius Sweet
Orange City
Tritt
Saved
Mary Jack“pon Jones
Philadelphia
Tio
James Opelehy
Richard Anderson
Anderson
Amelia
Tyes
G. W. Blakey
Optometrist
Gianses
Foster
Fellows & Forrester
SOUTH
Blumberg
Valera
Blumberry
Marvel
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