Social Roundup at Sigma Area Weekend Gatherings
Idilan Marshall of Sigma spends the weekend with Miss Guile Leo Knight. W A Hart returns after visiting Mrs. F Raley. Numerous local families host dinners and Sunday gatherings including Mr and Mrs J H Jenkins and J C Jenkins. Eunice Knowles funeral attended. cottage sing at L Rollins home. many from the community visit Panama City and Dothan.
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Tes Idilan Marshall
Sigma
Guile Leo Knight
W. A. Hart
F. &. Raley
B. Collins
Little
Burns
Carolyn Collins
and Mead
R. Stringer
Jess Bernice
Eunice White
Carroll
Madge Jenkins
Lily Marshall
Willie Pearl
Maple Lee Knight
W. ¥. Simms
John Angiin
Won
Myers
Mra
Frank Lamp
A. B. Huff
Flora Anglia
Little Lucils
Myri Wimore
Reba Lamp
Eunice Knowles
Ebeneser Church
Misa Nell Collins
Brownie Lee Knight
Fresh Baker
J. H
Dothan
Tom Henderson
Famaily
Earl Henderson
Riley Brown
Verna May
Sam Brown
A. Z. White
Harvie Hopkins
B. F. Angiin
Merl Elmore
Mizell Hopkins
Three Die In Crash Near Petersburg Va
An army transport plane crashed near Petersburg Virginia killing Lieut James A Willis and his two passengers Maj James A Willis and Maj John A Parker. The victims were traveling with them when the aircraft went down late Sunday. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Herman Blumberg and Mrs Myer Blumberg are spending several days in Birmingham with relatives and friends.
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Washington
James A. Willis
Maj
John A. Parker
Petersburg
Herman Blumberg
H. Blumberg
Myer Blumberg
Birmingham
Local Social News From Gordon and Nearby Towns
Families from near Gordon visit relatives in Gordon area as Mrs. McNeal and children spend weekend with Mrs. Cook. J T Knight visits Dothan on business. Mrs. Angila called to her father Jim Whid don's bedside in Webb. Daisy Lois McNeal spends week with grandparents Cook. Minnie Maud Culbreth visits Beatrice Stringfellow in Columbia. Odell Carroll of Pansey stays with Eunice White.
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Grady McNeal
Gordon
Webb Route One Peanut Shelling Social Wins Prize
The Wednesday afternoon peanut shelling at Mrs. Berta Forrester’s home drew neighbors including Mrs. Leona Summerford who won the prize. Attendees listed include Mrs. Cebell Woodham, Mrs. Marybelle Woodham, Mrs. Tara Odom, Mrs. Lula Odom, Mrs. Cleo Crawford, Mrs. Rhode Forrester, Mrs. Fannie Forrester, Mrs. Mary Towns, and others.
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Berta Forrester
Leona Summerford
Cebell Woodham
Marybelle Woodham
Tara Odom
Lula Odom
Cleo Crawford
Rhode Forrester
Fannie Forrester
Mary Towns
Monterla Sum
Blue Star Ointment Heals Itch and Rashes Quickly
The advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment as a cooling soothing skin treatment that melts on the skin to drive medicines into pores. It claims rapid relief from itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and similar conditions and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
New York Flower Show Opens With Mrs Roosevelt Rose Feature
The twentieth annual International Flower Show opens at Grand Central Palace as a new rose named for the first lady joins the lineup. The Eleanor blue rose debuted at the inaugural ceremonies in Washington earlier this month, adding a historic note to the exhibit.
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Rose
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eleanor Blue
Washington
Grand Ce Fral Palace
Insurance Ad Appeals to Busy Men in Oklahoma City
An early action appeal ran in a Oklahoma City newspaper advertisement for an insurance firm. The ad urged busy men to respond promptly to a phrase and suggested a worldly benefit by stating Heaven has no ...
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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