Napier Field school benefit supper called a success
The Napier Community Organization led a benefit supper at the school house Friday night. More than 140 guests attended the free program and $59.05 was raised from meals, with $10 set to buy gasoline for the Napier Field fire truck and the rest for school improvements. Local acts and contests highlighted the evening.
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Napier Field School
Napier Community Organization
South
Floyd Marsh
Marsh
Napier Field
Southland Singers
Rocky River Show Boys
Virginia Prince
Barbara Snowden
Bill Ragsdale
Don Snowden
Walker Snowden
Hiram Bracewell
Julius Palmer
Thames Spooner
R. L. Williams
NCO
Abbeville Seniors Select Who's Who
Abbeville High School seniors hold a class meeting to name Who's Who: Henry Mobrey as most popular boy, Lou Ann Sowell most popular girl, Maxwell Brown best personality boy, Molly Whitehead best personality girl, Audrey Carr prettiest girl and most athletic girl, Kenneth Nordan most handsome boy, Betty Clenny cutest girl, Billy Riley goat, Molly Whitehead sweetest girl, Darrll Hall best all around boy, Catherine Lowman best all around girl, Milton Cunningham most athletic boy, Audrey Carr most athletic girl, Benny Jackson best dressed boy, Jenelle Gamble best dressed girl, Jack Justice most mischievous boy, Myrtle Money most mischievous girl, Joyce Robinson most in love girl, Alex Clark most in love boy, Milton Cunningham boy most likely to succeed, Na Mae Ward girl most likely to succeed. Lu Yu is noted as a Chinese clown of the 8th Century who wrote what is believed to be the first book about tea.
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Abbeville
Abbeville High School
Henry Mobrey
Lou Ann Sowell
Maxwell Brown
Molly Whitehead
Audrey Carr
Kenneth Nordan
Betty Clenny
Billy Riley
Darrell Hall
Catherine Lowman
Milton Cunningham
Benny Jackson
Jenelle Gamble
Jack Justice
Myrtle
Chicken’’ Money
Joyce Robinson
Alex Clark
Na Mae Ward
Mrs. Bell Dunning Dies at Black Home
Mrs. Bell Dunning sixty five died at her daughter Fannie Pollard's home in Black after a short illness. Surviving: husband T. W. Dunning a son W. C. Dunning of Dothan three daughters Vancille Massey Lake Wales Fla Virginia Williams Lady Lake Fla and Pollard Black two brothers Wade Willie Kelly Terry Fla Max Kelly Jacksonville Fla two sisters Mary Arnold Malone Fla Virginia Tucker Palatka Fla Funeral 2:30 p.m. today Thurston Church Rev Lee Mixon officiating burial Eunola Cemetery Pittman Funeral Home Geneva in charge
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Geneva
Bell Dunning
Fannie Pollard
Black
T. W. Dunning
W. C. Dunning
Dothan
Vancille Massey
Lake Wales
Fla
Virginia Williams
Lady Lake
Pollard
Wade
Willie Kelly
Terry, Fla
Max Kelly
Jacksonville
Mary Arnold
Malone, Fla
Virginia Tucker
Palatka
Thurston Church
Lee Mixon
Eunola Cemetery
Pittman Funeral Home
Livestock and Grain Prices in Chicago Trade Report
Livestock in Chicago shows salable hogs at 309 with declines for butcher hogs and sows, cattle receipts near last week with price pressure from strike threats. Slaughter steers around 1200 lbs down 50, heavier weights down 50 to 100, cows 1 to 1.50 lower. bulls steady higher yet dull. High-choice fed steers topped at 31.75 per cwt. grain prices rose as government reentered cash wheat market with May wheat at 2.40 62.40, corn up to 2.18 18 5-8, oats up to 1.12 1-4, soybeans up to 3.41.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Cleaning Company Robbed And Burned
Fairfield AP report states a cleaning company was robbed of about 8000 dollars in cash and the building was set on fire early yesterday. Operators W. O. Barser and N. E. Barker estimated total damage over 30000 dollars to the building and contents.
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Fairfield
W. O H. Barser
N. E. Barker
Robbers Damage One-Story Fairfield Office After Fire
Fairfield firemen reported they could not determine if the robbers deliberately set the blaze in a one story brick building housing a office. About $500 of the stolen cash had been raised for the Red Cross.
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Fairfield
Red Cross
Wayman Jackson Free Of Murder Charges
Wayman Jackson, a Black man indicted for first degree murder in Jimmie Butts death last October, was acquitted by a Circuit Court jury on Friday. Butts was found beside a railroad near Cowarts with skull injuries a broken arm and a mangled hand. Jackson was arrested about a week later. Two other defendants Ern Key and Fred Brown face probate hearings after burglary and grand larceny convictions with bonds set at 1500. India Ceylon and the Netherlands East Indies together export about 30 percent of world tea.
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Wayman Jackson
Jimmie Butts
Butts
Cowarts
Jackson
D. C. Halstead
Ern Key
Fred Brown
India
Ceylon
The
Netherlands East Indies
Bandits Break Out Of Grove Hill Jail Inmate Escape
Two New Orleans men Peter Annino and Robert Snow held on grand larceny indictments at Clarke County Jail allegedly picked the lock to their cell and an outer door while a night jailer slept. They were arrested January 27 by state highway patrol in a car stolen at Mobile the same day. Annino, paroled in 1939 after a five year term for armed robbery, and Snow faced trial next week.
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Grove Hill
New Orleans
Clarke County
Jenkins Hill
Peter Annino
Robert Snow
Hill
Mobile
Annino
Powell Infant Dies In Orlando
Clifton Powell six months old son of Mr and Mrs Coy Powell died Thursday in Orlando Fla He was grandson of Mr and Mrs Fox Davis of Samson Funeral was at Piney Grove Church Saturday at 3 p m with Rev James F Powell of Samson officiating Burial was in the church cemetery Pittman Funeral Home of Geneva had charge of arrangements
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Geneva
Clifton Powell
Coy Powell
Orlando
Fla
Fox Davis
Samson
Piney Grove Church
James F. Powell
Pittman Funeral Home
John C. McClellan Dies Near Hartford
Funeral services were held Friday at Dundee Church for John Champion McClellan age 78 who died Wednesday at his Hartford route two home. Burial was in Hartford Cemetery with Holman Funeral Home of Hartford in charge. Surviving are his widow a daughter Myrtle and three sons A E McClellon J W McClellon and R C McClellon plus a sister Mrs...
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Hartford
Dundee Church
John Champion McClellan
Holman Funeral Home
Myrtle McClello
A. E. McClellon
J. W. McCllellon
R. C. McClellon
Ft. Meade
Fla
Funeral arrangements announced for J Messer
Funeral services are in charge of arrangements. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Albert L Messer of Bay Florida route four. Also Mrs Doxie Lee Owens of Ben route one Mrs Teresa Gilford Dothan Miss Mary Messer and Miss Eloise Messer of Ben route four. Three brothers RB Messer Jesse and Albert Jr of Bonifay route four. Interment in the church cemetery. Noely Home of
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Bay
Fia
Doxie Lee Owens
Ben
Teresa Gilford Dothan
Mary Messer
Eloise Messer
Messer
Jesse
Albert, Jr
Bonifay
Church
Noely
Mrs. Sara Henderson Dies In Cottondale
Mrs. Sara Henderson aged fifty died at her Cottondale home early Friday a.m. She was a native of Georgia and is survived by her husband C Henderson two daughters and several sisters and brothers including J B Rutledge J C Daughtr Frank H J Trammell W R Frazier N Gross Lee Sanders Ma Sanders Amos Sanders. Funeral services will be at Rock Springs near LaFayette with burial in Springs Cemetery Blackburn Funeral Home of Chipley handling arrangements.
Crestview Man Louie Holland Named in Crestville Notice
Louie Holland of Crestview along with a brother, Willie McClello, of Crestville, Fla., is identified in a local notice. The fragment confirms family connections and involved locations.
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Louie Holland
Crestview, I
Willie McClello
Crestville, Fla
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