Houston County Teachers Association Elects Officers
Kinpchoo principal as new president of Houston County Teachers Association at meeting held this week at a high school. Ardill School principal Eddie Mae Watkins named vice president and B D Sellers as secretary. County band provided music and delegates were chosen for the Alabama Education Association convention next year.
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Sellers
Kinpchoo
Houston County Teachers , Thon
Eddie Mae Watkins
Princess of Ardill School
B. D. Sellers
E. N
W T. McNeill
B. A
Board fixes 8.80 daily cost for charity patients
An arbitration board set 8.80 dollars as the daily cost of charity patients at Jefferson Hillman Hospital, Alabama Medical College, after a two to vote. The county had paid 6 dollars daily, while the hospital sought higher payments amid a dispute with Jefferson County Commission over care costs.
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Birmingham
Alabama Medical College
Jeffrson Hillman
Medical Schools Center
Jefferson County Commission
John W. Porter
Jamey C. Lee
Lonnie Noojin Gadsden
University of Alabama
Milk Price War Cuts Mobile Quart to 15 Cents
In Citronelle, Alabama, a price war between two dairymen drove milk to 15 cents a quart, down from the usual 22 cents. The sellers are Booth, and W. M. Thomas, with Booth suggesting prices could fall further.
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Mobile
Citronelle
Mobile County
T Booth
W. M. Thomas
School meeting honors retiring officers and attendees
Sorrells, W. T. McNeill, and Miss Odessa Raines listed among attendees. About 163 teachers and principals attended the meeting. Retiring officers include W. T. McNeill as president, Mrs. Maddox as vice president, and Mrs. Mary Frank Waters as secretary treasurer.
Fat Dothan Rotarian Leads Camelia Club Size Record
Six foot five hundred pound Dothan civic leader Mr Cannon, biggest Men s Camelia Club member, and longtime A P Company employee, lives at 3200 Montezuma Avenue. A native of Lake City South Carolina, he operates eleven stores in the region while active in Rotary and local affairs as camellias bloom each spring.
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Mark S. Cannon
Rothanian
Rotary
Cannon
Montezuma Avenue
Dothan
Eagle
Mars
Mr. Cannon
Lake City
South
Woolma
A&p Company
Gadriel
Mentomery
Deneck
Hue City
Camellia Hobbyist and Community Leader Celebrated in Dothan
The article profiles a Dothan resident famed for camellias and barbecue, organizer and past president of the Men’s Camellia Club, and long-time Rotarian. It notes his plant collection, club service, war bond auctioneering, and charity efforts including the white elephant sale benefiting the club’s welfare fund. It mentions family, church, and his December 27 1907 birth date.
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Ville de Nantes Althorxn
Gasca
American Camellia Society
Cannon
Dothan
Rotary Club
Stirl and Boy
Crippler Children's
Foster Street Methodist Church
Marguerite Grove
Dorothy
Charlotte
Graduation Exercises Set For May at Blue Springs School
Blue Springs school will hold graduation on Friday night May 1 with thirteen graduates named including Staveanda Beaty Vernell Hardy Carolyn W Heling Velo Mae Helns Lois Mathis Linda Wilkinson Coy Dykes Wayne McLaughlin Gerald Parr Herbert Parr Tarzan Pitts Marcue Walker and Pat Wilkinson. The baccalaureate will be Sunday May 16 preached by Dr Claude T Ammennan. Class night Thursday at 9 pm features salutatory Wayne McLaughlin president's address Linda Wilkinson valedictory and diploma delivery by P W Lott. Music by the Choral Club under Ms Monrgeries Allen.
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Blue Springs
Heh
Staveanda Beaty
Vernell Hardy
Carolyn W. Heling
Velo Mae Helns
Lois Mathis
Linda Wilkinson
Coy
Wayne Melaughlinn
Gerald Parr
Herbert Parr
Tarzan Pitts
Marcue Walker
Pat Wilkinson
Public Service Commissioner Hugh Plarratties dies
Beaumont obituary notes Hugh Plarratties of Spring Garden Cherokee County a graduate of Alabama Georgia and Washington Law School who served as assistant attorney general at Montgomery before leading the Public Service Commission from 1929 for over 16 years. He died yesterday and funeral services are planned. survivors include his widow and a son.
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Spring Gardeen
Cherokee County
Uniiversity
Atvabama
University of Georgia
University of Washington
Centre and
Gadsden
Geneal
Montgomery
Bein
Public Service Commission
Marianna Hosts First Local Marble Tournament
Marianna High School hosts the first marble tournament in the area sponsored by the Marianna Lions Club. Participants under 14 from local white schools join Boy Scout groups for registration. Games start at 3 p.m. with awards at 5 p.m. A downtown parade led by the Marianna High Band closes the event.
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SM Canable Chamyone
Tuck
San Ocounts
Marianna High School
Greg Wilson
Marianna Lions Club
All Boss
Iteena
Cure
Wavy
Marianna
Siahanna Elich
Iaca
Sponso“Ing
Greg Wisen
J. O H. Clark
Jimmie Valentine
Greay Wilson
Norman Houghton
W. DP. Burdeshaw
Deaver Mitchell
Mr. Wilson
James C White and James N White Noted in Ga Calhoun Entry
James C White of Beaumont and his brother James N White of Calhoun Georgia are referenced in a brief social column noting family ties and local ties. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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James C. White
Beaumont
James N. White
Calhoun, Ga
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