Memory of a Lover and the Gulf Coast State
The text reflects on Alabama’s landscape and heritage from Mobile’s deep gulf harbor to inland black belt farming. It highlights industrial docks, French and Spanish influences in architecture, and diverse crops and dairying, noting evolving demographics and coastal beauty as a backdrop to the state’s identity.
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Mobile
Gulf Coast
Gulf
Henry County Kids Registering Today For Headland Camp
Henry County children register at the American Legion Hall and Headland High School for a three day Kiwanis camp. Local volunteers set up prize tables after a fund raising game night netting more than 400 dollars. Mrs Warren and Mrs Vickers lead activities with Rev Martin Vickers overseeing, meals served daily in the school cafeteria.
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Henry County
American Legion Hall
Anata Headland
Hyadland
Lel Peuoper
Hoyt Warren
Abbeville
Long Trip Long Ticket Chicago Man Sells Record Bus Ticket
John Chapin, manager of Chicago travel, estimates selling the longest bus ticket in history. A traveler planned a round trip to New York with multiple stops in 36 days, a feat he plans to complete. The piece shifts to praise of Tennessee scenery including crimson clover along the river and azaleas, with a tribute to community and family.
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Chicago
John Chapin
Treval Burat
Fran
York
Tennessee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mississippi Matron Faces Trial for Mother's Death
Mrs. John Dickins, 43, prominent Telia society matron, is slated for trial on first degree murder charges in the November slaying of her mother, Mrs HyDelia Long Thompson, found stabbed in a Deer Creek Drive home. Indicted by the Washington County grand jury, Dickins claimed innocence, with evidence including a bloodstained bathroom door and pruning shears.
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Greenville
John Dickins
Telia Society
Hydelia Long ‘Thompson
Thompson
Mississippia Board of Levee Commissioners
Deer Creek Drive
Leland
Miss
Dickins
Washington County Grand Jury
Hugh Foots
C. A. Hollingsworth
Foote
FBI Crime Lattory
Washington
Dicking
Cotton allotments hinge on farm data by July first
Jesse A. Culbreth of the production and marketing office reports about 1846 of an estimated 3000 blank forms completed for war crop data. He says two meetings yielded poor results and urges farmers to submit missing information in person by July 1 to ensure fair cotton allotments.
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Wits
Jesse A. Colbreth
Culbreth
Chipley Jaycees Elect First Annual Officers
In Chipley the first annual election of the Chipley Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Sam Shumaker president, narrowly beating Bruce Caswell. Finnan Gexsetler won vice president, Quinn Clark defeated Jett Webb for second vice president, Bill Parker became treasurer, Paul Gordy won secretary, with two and three year directors named as Jame Stanton, Jim Sellers, John Laney, and Robert Eljis.
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Chipley
Commerce
Sam Shumaker
Bruce Caswell
Caswell
Finnan Gexsetler
Swat
Cary Cox
Quinn Clark
Jett Webb
Bill Parker
Charley Registers
Paul Gordy
Russell Everett
Jame Stanton
Jim Sellers
John Laney
Robert Eljis
First Methodist Chipley Bible School Plans Openings
The First Methodist Church of Chipley launches its Vacation Bible School Monday at 8:00 AM in the Educational Building. Programs for Nursery to Intermediate ages include themes God’s World, God’s Word, and The Christian’s Time and Talents. Rev. H. P. Childs is the pastor and supervisor. E. M. Fowler oversees woodworking projects. Refreshments provided daily.
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Chibley
First Methodist Church of
Chipley
G. L. Dickson
Dorothy
Bert McNeil
John Gibson
Wilma) Carter
Wandell- Brannian
Marjorie McCrary
H.M.’ Grisman
E. M. Fowler
Portrait of Mrs. Dickins in court case and bond
The article explains Beatrice Smith’s nervous breakdown delayed the trial of Mrs. Dickins a former Hollins College cook. It notes she is five feet four inches, about 120 pounds with blue eyes, dark skin, and thick black hair. Her husband is a Greenville cotton broker and Sunday school teacher.
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Wood
Dickins
Wes
Beatrice Smith
Hollins College
Virginia
Greenville
Leland
Scout Camp Plans Draw Marianna Leaders and Scouts
About 20 Boy Scouts from Marianna are expected to register for the annual camping trip to Phyllont Scout Ranch in Arizona. Joe Baker, district commissioner for Chipola, announced after a session at the Methodist Church. Robert Fields, camp director for the Urion, noted the July camp with Baker presiding.
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Marianna
Marianne
Philynont Scout Ranch
Arizona
Joe Baker
Leity
Chipola
Robert An Aeard
Baker
Varen Gibson
Nual
Urion
Washington
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