Rebellion of Tired Souls and Social Bridge Party
An odd mix of poetic musings opens with a rebellious note about truth and fulfillment. The piece then reports Blount hosting 85 card club members with a bridge party at North Lane treat, noting prizes to Mrs Moody and guest prize to Mrs McKin the. Guests listed include several named ladies, with refreshments served at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blount
Ingeclor— Ie
A. B. Blount
Thureday
North Lana
T. Moody
V. C. Lokey
Jean Astelford
William Bovet
Harry Grubb
J. & Stembridge
J. H. Wynn
Mire
Alva Lewie
Clyde Smith
J. R. Darby
W. H. Methid
Birmingham
Ove
Mrs Hall entertains 'Eor Miss Hall' and birthday party
Mrs Horace Hall hosted her card club and guests to honor Miss Francee Hall recent Judson College graduate. Bridges played at six tables with prizes awarded to Mrs G T Cooper Jr and Mrs Hugh Drake of Chattanooga. Afterward gifts, refreshments, and flowers filled the rooms. Marie Pierce and Louise Johnson celebrated their twelfth birthdays at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Johnson with a party for many friends. Richardine Key YoungDance School moves to new Troy Street studio and plans September opening with summer teaching at Dorothy Claire Cook School of Dancing in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Marie Pierce
Louise Johnaon
Louise Johnon
Joan
Rome
J. L. Johnaon
Miasca Janette Pierce
Elisabeth Whitlock
Lucille Johnson
Les Garner
Mary Wright
Martha Wright
Jack Garner
James Edward Fuller
Madge Hall
Elizabeth Tews
Jack Pierce
Mathew Wright
Adel Wright
Loyce Bell
June Pierce
J. L. Johnson, Jr
Mary Lynn Jomeca
Ned Pierce
Mr. W. J. Pierce
Richardine Young
Richardine Key Young
Atudios
Surley
Commercial Press
Troy Stroet
Dorothy Claire Cook
Montgomery
Thrower
Enterprise
Bird
Minges
Dorothy
Robin Bind
Mise Lillian Thrower
Bride Lobe
Mise Thrower
Jessie Cintz Heath
Mise Nell Chancey
Birmingham
Carolyn Pouncey
Elba
Mina Myrtle Bruton
Julia Huey
Mildred Adcock
Brinson
John Colina
Weary Nobles Start Home After Giving Capital An Eyeful
Weary nobles leave Washington after the first Shrine conclave parade and fireworks. A four hour downtown event featured floats, pageantry, and a late parade past the White House. President Roosevelt missed the night’s events due to a cold.
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Washington
Ellpae Park
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
Mya
Roosevalt
Quinn Expects Alabama to Gain Share of Federal Wildlife Funds
Montgomery June 14 Commissioner T T Quinn of the Alabama Game and Fisheries Department says Alabama will receive a portion of an $8,000,000 federal wildlife restoration appropriation. The Kleberg bill empowers Roosevelt to allocate funds from the $4.88 billion relief package for migratory waterfowl refuges and feeding grounds, with Baldwin and Mobile counties highlighted as potential sites. Quinn notes strong backing from the national wildlife legislation committee.
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Montgomery
T. T. Quinn
Alabama Game and Fisheries Department
House
Senate
Kleberg
Roosevelt
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Quinn
Baldwin
Mobile
Kzeing Con-gress
Alabama Cammissioner
Barbara Bell Pattern for mature figure day dress design
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1669 8 offers a dress with a panel back and front, Jabot at neckline, versatile short or long sleeves, sized 36 40 42 48 50 62. Instructions note yardage and availability of a pattern book with one hundred designs for women and juniors.
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Barbara Hell
Barbara Bell
Rourneys
Barbera Bell
Meare
Barbara Sell
Avar
J W Hallford Honored at 67th Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Hallford on June 12 in Wert whadny to honor J W Hallford on his 67th birthday. Attendants included mutern Dora Hughes Mattia Hughes Geneva and numerous Hallford family members and relatives.
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J. W. Hallford
Dothan
Wertwhadny
Mutern
Dora Hughes
Mattia Hughes
Geneva
W. G. Purvis
Kermit
Luckle
Quentin
Mozelle Purvis
Mra
Jimmie Lou
Doyle Hallford
J. J. Baker
Hazel
Jeanette
Lorraine
Johnnie Lat
Billy Ray
Mary Su¢ Baker
M. Hallford
Charlie
Marvin
Mentor
Johnnie Hallford
J. 8
Tallford
Bat
Carl Hallford
Lucy — Hells
Matherine Hughen
Betty Jean Hughes
Fractured OCR Report From Ashyollie Area Preamble
Unclear text lists names and places with misspellings and disjointed phrases. Mentions Mrs Goseahann A des Helio, Ashyollie South Carolina, and multiple individuals including Anders Mire Smborn Ile Purvis Wilms ileby Sail pepper and others. Contains scattered references to places, families, and social events with no coherent narrative or dates.
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Mausesisiey
Picdie Hanna Sell Haelerate
Mate Anders
Ashyollie
S.C. Whrrare Mra
Goseahann A
Helio Pienie Finch
Tie Follies
Donpree Burdeven
Anders
Mire Smborn
Ile Purvis
Wilms Ileby
Sail Pepper
Foie Stephens
Ftust
Turner and Hanahan Families Travel for Convention
Dr and Mrs W H Turner are in Chicago and Ti with Mr and Mrs M L Hanahan Jr and Mr and Mrs LaBruce Hanahan attending a fertilizer convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. They plan visits to Washington DC and New York City on return. Mr and Mrs Ingram Hanahan will spend the weekend at Beacon Bench Fin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Turner
Chicago
M. L. Hanahan, Jr
LaBruce Hanahan
White Sulphur Springs
Washington, D. C
New York City
Mrs. Ingram Hanahan
Beacon Bench, Fin
China Seeks Demands for Peaceful Transit of Japanese Officers
Chinese authorities in Chahar province face a series of demands from Japan as replacements for garrisons in Tientsin and Peiping begin arriving. The Chahar government is asked to halt anti Japanese actions, release detained Japanese officers, and issue an apology with guarantees against future incidents.
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Chahar Province
Tientatn
Peiping
Changpei
Chahar
Bung Cheb-Yoan
Chehar Province
Gennewuke Matsui
Kwantung Army
Kalgan
Japeneen
Matsui
To Hia
Iewan
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A. J. Peacock
Edward Crawford
Harvey McBride
Lula Gaines
Tom Bunty
Wallace Malone
William Steele
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Gerer
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Decatur
Cy Brown
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Hugh Smith
Hamilton
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Mica Verna Hart
Coronado Beach
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Irlinn
Pancock
Karte Moody
Edward
Falta
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Mian Nettle Clyde Rudd
Ben Clendinen
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Kaps
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Soversl It
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