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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1932
Page
6
John Richardson announces he will apply to the Governor and Board of Pardons for clemency for a 1929 Houston County Circuit Court conviction on possessing a still. He was sentenced to four to five years in the penitentiary. July 11, 1982. July 1926.
Columbia Mrs. Jack Lock and Bob Lewis Williams visited Lake City Florida with Mrs. H.8. Dumas and returned as guests of her parents. Mrs. Earl Hammond visited Montgomery. D. W. Campbell and Henry Skipper spent time in Panama City. Jack Shuttleworth of Monroeville visited with his wife and baby, returning home Sunday. William Lee of Opelika visited with his parents. his wife and baby joined him. A. A. Jones returned from Blakely. The W. W. Peterson family’s car wreck near Abbeville after passing a dog. car damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Ellie O Neal of Clanton and Owen Dead of Lock 12 visited Mrs. M. L. O Neal. B. Q. Scruggs and Alexander Wood attend the F. F. A. conference in Auburn. Mrs. H. A. Whitten of Greensboro and Mrs. R. L. Dowling of Bonifay visiting the Elliott family. Mrs. C. T. Harris visited C. W. Schneson in Dothan. G. A. Girls gave a shower for leader Mrs. J. R. Rodney. Intermediate B. Y. P. U. enjoyed a pool picnic. Miss Nellie Brad Harris hosted a party with Janie Killinesworth, Frances McGriff, Apnestasia McGriff, Gladys McClennan, Jerre Fields. Haw good Wiley, Hugh Seaborn, Robert F. Allen and William Preston attended. Methodist W. M. S. hosted social at Mrs. C. L. C. Atkeson’s home. Mrs. C. T. Harris led a China program with Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. L. A.
Opened in Acqui Italy the 385 by 160 foot pool holds 9000 cubic yards of water with a third drained daily. Surrounding facilities include an open air dance floor club house and pavilions for games of chance. A meadowlark in flight is described with white outer feathers on each side.
Mark Merriman bids Sondra Kent farewell as he prepares for years in the Congo. Sondra leans toward acceptance yet fears separation and rejects poverty linked to Lark. She contemplates John Anderson and Mark's uncertain future, while marriage remains her unsettled choice.
Sondra Kent becomes Mrs. Mark Merriman in a hurried City Hall ceremony. On the eve of departure, the couple shares a tense, tender farewell aboard a liner as Mark vows to write and return. She clings to hope that they will be together again, while the city and Flora watch.
Carr, a Penn junior, defeated Ben Eastman in the intercollegiate 440 yard race, a result that stirred track circles. He grew up in Pine Bluff, attended local high school, and played baseball for the school team. The article also notes historical facts about printing in North America, a soprano’s family name, and early kangaroo discovery.
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