Headland Friends Enjoy Evening at Guillott Home in The Highlands
A group from Headland gathered Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Guillott’s Highlands residence for Bridge and dancing followed by a salad plate. Guests included Mabel Burdeshaw Elinor Connor Grace Flowers Hilda Hawkins Mary Jordan Scott Agnes Scott and others. Mrs J A Wilson and June Wilson visit Montgomery. Charlie Newton family visiting Florida. Frances Bates Demarius Stevens Geraldine Montine Lis caby returned from Montgomery Woman's College.
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Headland
Mabel Burdeshaw
Elinor Connor
Grace Flowers
Hilda Hawkins
Mary Jordan Scott
Agnes Scott
Perry Byrd
Messrs
Major Espy
L. Gremillion
Jack Bridges
Carlton Hudgins
Frances Bates
Demarius Stevens
Geraldine and
Montiné Liscaby
Montgomery
Woman’s College
the Hilden
R. B. Forrester
H. G. Forrester
W. R. Jordan
Frances Whigham
W. R. Forrester
C. W. Johnson
Harvey Pruitt Forrester
Lula Gaines
H. D. Harrison
Emory Moody
Hubert Farmer
Charlie Farmer
Archie D. Carmichael
Asbury Blount
Cliff Ellison
Fox Jordan
Harry Hall
Martha Kern
Lois Rainer
Troy
Troy Lewis
Luther Wilson
A. D. Assery
J. Moss Flournoy
Elizabeth Caldwell
Birmingham
T. H. McIintyre
Horace Hall
J. L. Jackson
A. W. Hodges
E. M. Weatherly
Myer Blumberg
Jez Rollins
Morris Ford
Alva Lewis
Jack Hunter
Eva Heard
J. D. Foy
Louise Gaines
Clara Sanders
Frances Crawford
Virginia Linsen
Kate Helen Harris
T. M. Es
J. Clarke
J. J. Darby
C. W. Rush
I. C. Bates
E. L. Feagle
A. Y. Malone
Shelly Strickland
Ida Inseer
John Flowers
M. Cherry
F. B. Culver
J. M. Stevens
Walter Helms
W. K. Jordan
J. C. Bates
South Foster Street
Walter Barnes
Raymond Robertson
H. A. Denton
Jimmie Domingus
Jesse L. Domingus
Headland Avenue
Nellie Louise Crockett
Louise
Elsie Mae Baker
Ruth Trammel
Jack Domingus
Houston Roland
Domingus
Mary Lucy
William Campbell
Teresa Wills
Mildred
Elma Louise Seaborn
Margaret
Betty
Roy Hardwick
Mary Frances
Austin
Joe Buntin, Jr
Fred Green
James Ray Allen
Jerre
Barbara Morgan
Crawford Crowley
Doris MacMath
Pansey
Lois Garner
E. Newton Street
Garner
Doris McMath
Bill Shirley
Cardus credited by Dothan resident for health improvement
Mrs. Ella Scarborough of Dothan recounts severe weakness and shakiness that left her tottering and bedridden. She credits Cardus with restoring her strength after other remedies failed and now recommends it to others facing similar health issues.
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Dothan
Ala
Casdas
Ella Scarborough
Cardus
City Seeks to Block Utility Lines Clash in Dothan
City of Dothan officials publish a formal protest to Alabama Power Company over parallel line construction within the citys three mile police jurisdiction Dothan area highways and request a Public Service Commission hearing to determine rights and service boundaries. The missive cites potential competition with the city and asks for immediate guidance on whether the power line project will encroach on municipal electric service and territory.
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Alabama Power Company
City of Dothan
1. C. Ezell
Alabama Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Ala
City of Dothan-Alabama Power Company
City of
Dothan
Dothan-Cottonwood
Dothan- Headland
Public Service Commission
Dothan-Enterprise
Midland City
Campbellton
Chicago Forecaster Cox Plans Expansion Of Weather Studies
Henry Joseph Cox, dean of United States field meteorologists and principal meteorologist, marks thirty-five years forecasting in Chicago. His work guides crop and commodity safety, aids agricultural methods nationwide, and includes a cranberry monograph used by growers in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. Born April 5, 1863 near Newton, Massachusetts, he trained at Harvard and joined the signal corps after graduation.
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United States
Cox
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Great Lakes
Central States
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Harvard
Signal Corps
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Newton
Mass
Raskob Cuts Democratic Debt for Smith Campaign
The New York Times reports John J. Raskob, chair of the Democratic National Committee, reduced the party deficit from 1.5 million to 350 thousand by securing guarantors of the Smith presidential campaign to honor pledges.
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New York
The
New York Times Today
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Rotarians Convene for Elections and Global Service Debates
Rotary delegates gather at the annual event as ballots decide officers and discussions explore international service. Ernesto Aguilar of Mexico City and Stanley Leverton of London chair assemblies on world affairs amid a gala carnival at Fair Park. The convention closes tomorrow afternoon with addresses on international service and Rotary worldwide meaning.
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Amoute
Ernesto J. Aguilar
Mexico City
Stanley ‘Leverton
London
England
Fair Park
Rotary
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