Fragmented verse and notices from a local paper
The page mixes poetry lines about life and perspective with short notes and notices. It includes birthdays, a marriage announcement for Mrs Lois Capps and Norman Spann, a civic meeting notice for Houston Chapter 287 Eastern Star, a Columbus University graduation invitation for James Clanton Haynes Jr, a hospital update on Robin Ann Driver, and several local society notes such as Ladies Auxiliary to A C L meeting, Griffith Hardwick marriage, and a birth announcement from M R Brooks.
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J. C. Haynes, JR
Columbus University
Washington, D.C
James Clanton Haynes, Jr
Haynes
J. C. Haynes
Military Institution
Marion
A. P.S
Auburn
Civil Service Department
Paris Tailleur for Smart and Informal Dining Out
Paris fashion notes evening tailleur shifts to versatile wear for dinners, theater, and dancing. Designers show black town tailleurs with scarlet or white blouses, navy taffeta with plaid organdy, and metallic lames. Lace frocks and jacquard looks join linen and taffeta resort styles as favored wardrobes grow more nonchalant.
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Rita Ferris
Associated Press
Paris
Lanvin
Molyneux
Mrs J W Grant Jr Hosts Card Parties At Home
Mrs J W Grant Jr entertained with bridge at her home on West Main Street with Mrs C W Grant Sr hosting. guests included many named ladies, prizes awarded, hors d oeuvres served, and notices of other club events and illnesses follow.
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A.C. L
A. C. L. Employees Club
J. W. Grant, Jr
C. W. Grant
West Main Street
Herman Blumberg
J. M. Stalings
M. L. Hanahan
Ingraham Hanahan
Wallace Malone
W. BR. Logue
B. W. Armstrong
A. J. Carmichael
Fred Barrow
Meyer Blumberg
Lee Shugerman
Tom Bintin
H. R. Burdeshaw
J. T. Trawick
A. J Grant
John Sanders, Jr
Mayo Davis
Perry, Ga
R. M. Rowan
Raymond
J. C. Batcheller
East Main Street
NO Name Club
NoName
Lamar Miller
South St. Andrews Street
Thelma Graves
Andalusia
Travis Graves
Miller
W. W. Dunkley
L. F. Fernie
LeRoy Peacock
Dell Sellers
A.L. Tarver
Allen Bennefield
Jack Payne
M. Ll. Driver
Henry Weathers
Ray Hayes
Roy Driggers
Truzie Sport
Jeanette Slough
Murder plot survives drink of ground tin and poisoned food
In a Bronx case, would be killer plotters attempted to poison Mike Malloy with tainted sardines ground tin and wood alcohol. A window observer foiled the plan to shoot him. They later ran him over with a car and finally sought to kill him with gas. Malloy survived until execution by electricity at Sing Sing.
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Malloy
Mike Malloy
Sing Sing
Local Guests and Students Visit Family and Schools
Miss Onie Mason hosts Miss Edith Hargreaves and Mrs. Gus Tonskie of Altoona Pa for several days. Hassell Bryson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J H Bryson, returns from Riverside Military Academy Gainsville Ga. Eugene Baughman Cedar Springs Ga guest of Robert Deal for weeks. Miss Frances Hall daughter of Mrs W T Hall leaves for Auburn to attend summer school.
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Martha Jo Griffin
Wade Griffin
Athens College
Onie Mason
Edith Hargreaves
Gus Tonskie
Altoona, Pa
Hassell Bryson
J. H. Bryson
Riverside Military Academy
Gainsville, Ga
Eugene Baughman
Cedar Springs, Ga
Robert Deal
Frances Hall
W. T. Hall
Auburn
Lily Pons to Wed Ship's Physician on Arcona
Lily Pons, star of the New York Metropolitan Opera, plans a July 9 1935 wedding to Dr Fritz Von Der Brecke ship's physician on the S S Arcona to mark the third anniversary of their meeting aboard the vessel. The ceremony will take place on the Arcona. he will leave the sea for a Hamburg clinic while she continues her stage career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Lily Pons
New York Metropolitan Opera
Fritz von der Brecke
Arcona
von der Brecke
Hamburg
318000 Cotton Checks Mailed to Farmers
Washington June 7 The farm administration said today that more than 318000 benefit payment checks totaling 11836344.59 had been mailed to cotton farmers in 16 states. The payments are part of the estimated 100000000 to be sent to farmers cooperating in the cotton reduction program for 1934 under which approximately 15000000 acres have been retired from production.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Varied String Bean Recipes Taste Fresh with Simple Dressings
A collection of string bean dishes including String Beans and Tomatoes and French String Beans. Recipes use beans, onions, tomatoes or bacon fat, seasonings, lemon, salt and pepper. Steps include browning, boiling until tender, boiling water adjustments, and finishing with butter or oils. Also notes a String Bean Salad with vinegar oil and paprika.
New Technique Yields Sharper Living Brain Pictures
Washington AP reports a DC medical society describes a brain imaging method using thallium dioxide injected into brain cavities after drilling a skull hole. This technique blocks X rays from passing through bone, revealing clearer outlines of brain structures and cavities to detect disease or injury.
Big Belt and Smart Tailleur Adorn Spring Look
A brown leather belt provides a smart accent. The Marquise de Jaticnirt showcases a spring outfit featuring brown wool, a simple trig cut tailleur, and a brown and white crepe de chine blouse.
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Marquise de Jaticnirt
Kruschen Salts Promises Safe Weight Loss
Mrs Jessie Martin of San Francisco shares a reader letter praising Kruschen Salts as a safe weight loss method. She claims a 14 pound drop in four months and notes regular daily use before breakfast. The ad touts others losing up to 100 pounds and improved health, stomach and liver function, with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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Jessie Martin
San Francisco
Adot
Cardus Said to Ease Pain in Side by Oklahoma Woman
A Dewar Oklahoma woman Mrs Bill Stewart reports Cardus stopped her recurring side pain and boosted her strength after taking 11 bottles. She notes many other women testify Cardus benefits them and urges others to try it. If no benefit, consult a physician.
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Cardus
Oklahoma
Bill Stewart
Dewar
Okla
Dynamite Blast Kills Three at Quarry Near Monticello
A dynamite explosion at Fox Brothers quarry near Monticello killed three men and severely injured a fourth. Victims named were R. A. Fox of Greenwood a contractor. Paul Smith and Minor Coo laborers of Batesville and Greenwood. the injured was Clarence Dowell of Greenwood. The men were loading a dynamite hole when the blast occurred.
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Charlottesville
Fox Brothers
Monticello
R. A. Fox
Greenwood
Paul Smith
Batesville
Minor
Clarence Dowell
Woman and child hurt in Montgomery Alabama crash
Marguerite Smith, 10, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Langdon G. Smith, remained at home with severe but not serious injuries after a collision near Chipley Florida. Her grandmother Mrs. Co M Cox of Chipley was badly bruised as the car struck another vehicle. Capt Smith, State Highway Di-
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Mongomery
Ala
Marguerite
Langdon G. Smith
Chipley
Fila
Co. M. Cox
Capt. Smith
Rector Reported Improving After Veterans Hospital Treatment
A rector undergoing treatment at the Veterans Hospital in Tuscaloosa was today described as greatly improved. Separately, statisticians noted Florida produced more than a third of certain fruits and vegetables marketed in New York City during the first quarter of the year.
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Florida
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. E. Kiser
Beauty
William H. Davies
Lois Capps
Norman Spann
Quincy, Fla
Houston
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Robin Ann Driver
Griffith-Hardwick
William Hardwick
Elton Griffith
Orangeburg
D. C
Mrs. M. R. Brooks
G. W. Blakey
Suban Clark
W. Adame
Vogue
Dinne
Tiliesta
Carolyn Stapleton
Lake Tarquin, Fla
Country Club
H. J. Hood
Cottonwood
Robert Holman
F .M. Mc-Kinnon
Jimmie Mc- Kinnon
Marianna, Fla
Man In Arms
W. F. Cassidy
Ft. Worth
Tex
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Wielen Fisher
Bronx
Associated Junior Leagues of America
Elizabeth Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Toronto
John G. Pratt
New Orleans
G. H. Jordan
Houston County
WHET
Virginia
Blaum
the Dothan Jewelry CO
New York