Weekend Visits Across Towns Reported
Marianna residents and guests cross city lines for visits and events. Sneads hosted Mari Doughtie with her parents W D Dough tie. Mary Alice Smith from Tallahassee stayed with Joe and Mrs Smith. Mrs M C Young headed to Atlanta after visiting her sister Mrs M E Snead. Prof E T Denmark and Misses Elizabeth Riley and Bernice Oliver attended a debating contest in Milton. Mildred Conley visited Pensacola friends while Riley Horne conducted business there. Miss Mettle Shaw of Marianna High left for Tifton Ga to spend time away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Smith
Tallahassee
Marianna
Joe Smith
M. C. Young
Atlanta
M. E. Snead
E. T. Denmark
Elizabeth Riley
Bernice Oliver
Milton
Mildred Conley
Pensacola
Riley Horne
Mettle Shaw
Marianna High School
Tifton
Emry Shaw
Washington, D. C
Mra M. S. Shaw
D. A. McKinnon
John Milton
Louise McKinnon
Mary McGehee
Grace Morse
Dothan
M. F. Winslett
Chipley
John C. Winslett
J. E
Bainbridge
Fred Stinson
Helen Housh
Peoria
South Florida
Eva Mae McKinnon
Alford
Louis Smith
Clarence Bevis
Greenwood
M. M. Brinson
Bryan Sykes
Little Son
Birmingham
Hinton Folsom
C. D. Turner
I. L. Leadston
Lauran Abell
Nathan Abell
Harry Simmongy
Clayton
Ala
N. C. Lingo
Louise Bickerstaff
Greenwood School
Lucille Golson
Margaret Davis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Magnolia
Ralph
New Orleans
J. P. Shealy
George Smith
Named Postal Aid to Farley Named Postal Aid to Farley
A young Montana Democrat James O Mahoney chosen as assistant postmaster general in the Roosevelt little cabinet after a school year. Numerous social visits are noted including Miss Emry Shaw of Washington D C and many Marianna residents visiting relatives and friends in Dothan Pensacola Bainbridge Tallahassee and Greenwood Alabama and Georgia locations. Eagle Want Ads are low in cost while their returns are high in profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Eagle
Gold Footballs for Grant and Parker from 1932 Tigers
Grant and Parker receive gold footballs as part of the Auburn 1932 team honors. Porter Grant and Ike Parker of Ozark will be among 26 lettermen chosen for the all-star A. P. L. team, funded from gate receipts of the final spring practice game on Drake Field. Captain Ripper Williams leads the blue squad against Alternate Captain Boots Chambless' orange brigade. The 1982 Tiger squad boasted one of Auburn's best records since 1914, with nine wins and a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Grant
Auburn
Ike Parker
Ozark
Tigers
Drake Field
Ripper Williams
Boots Chambless
Orange Brigade
Des Moines Bank Holidays Turn City Into Swapping Center
Des Moines on March 9 saw homes trading goods in a local barter boom. An individual swapped a horse for a flock of chickens, a typewriter replaced rabbits, and an electric water pump traded for a chow pup, pigs, and a light car. Eagle Want Ads drove the quick exchanges across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Laws
Sailor Be Good and Other Fox News Showings
The program lists Sailor Be Good starring Jack Oakie Vivienne Osborne and George E Stone. Fox News features Smoke Lightning with George O Brien and Neil O Day. From Hell to Heaven stars Jack Oakie Carel Lombard with news and comedy. Fri Sat Bob Steele in The Fighting Champ and Bosco the Drawback cartoon plus Chapter 10 of The Hurricane Express. Next Sunday Paul Munn in I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Oakle
Vivienne Osborne
George E. Stone
Art
Fox News
George O’brien
Neil O'Day
Key Hole
Katie
Nancy Carroll
Cary Grant
Robert Halliday
Jack Oakie
Carel Lombard
Hell To
Heaven
Bob Steele
Paul Munn
Social News From Ashford and Webb Route Two
A crowded radio party at Lee Smith's home, visits by the Snellgrove and Wright families from Webb, and local attendance at a Webb sing and a Pansey visit. Rev. Godfrey stayed with L A Dickerson, and multiple locals spent weekends with kin near Ashford Headland and Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Harvey Riley
Pawsey
Lee Smith
Lem Snellgrove
Wess Wright
Sid Johnson
Emma Mulkey
Alma Clayton
Sarah Mulkey
Eron Whiley
Ruth Pipkins
Rev. Godfrey
L A. Dickerson
Roy Summerford
W. T. Dickerson
Far-away dad and a curious buyer at six thousand
The piece notes a grim family mood as rent due and taxes loom while a fish is fed. A collector pays six thousand dollars for Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Dispatches say an escaped prisoner is recognized by a smile, hinting at bold newness and risk in a wary world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
NEA Service, Inc
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Marie Doughtie
Sneads
Mrs
W. D. Doughtie
Purina
Oscar Newton
Poyner
Farley
JL. D. Carkhuff
George Bevis
John Dickson
Graceville
James Bevis
Mra
O. M. Holman
Lamar Holman
Hartford
J. C. Holman
L A. Stephenson
Iowa
Co. L Horne
Bert Willard
Pearl Willard
James O'Mahoney
Grant and Parker
Houston
Alabama
Aner
Abeown
Alabama Bower Company
U.S Bureau OF Labor Statistics
CIS
AMA Power
United States
Eastocwante
Alabama Power
George O’ Brien
King of the
She
Ell O'Day
Betsy King Ross Frank Atkinson
FOX Picture
James Dunn and
Sally Eilers
Herbert Hoover
New York
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Henry T. Rainey
Davis
House
Joseph W. Burns
Tennessee
Ashford
Wilma Capps
Henry Nowells
Vera Nowell
Headland
Dorris Whiddon
Elizabeth Tomson
Louise Holson
Lucile Barber
Nita Givens
George Henry Johnson
Marcus Snellgrove
James Snellgrove
Pansey
Luck Fuller
D. B. Mulkey
Harry Gay
Near Headland
Wanry Nowell
Mae Mulkey
Ctorvie
Riley
H. ©. Wigrins
March
Blake
O. Henry
Ward's Riverside
Ward’s
Riverside
Ward
Pennsylvania
Bradford
Bureau of Standards
The
Society of Automotive
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