Dream Child and Church Notices Parade in Local News
A poet framed lines about a mother’s love for her child followed by a flurry of community notices. Activities include senior B Y P U gathering, a bridge party honoring the Spanns, Dothan Study Club meeting, a Harriett Boyd card club event, an engagement announcement, a Miami trip for a funeral, and a Highland School PTA meeting.
Social Women Hail Harman Policy On Education Nepotism
Women’s social and civic groups compliment Dr A F Harman state superintendent for education on nepotism policy and for the department’s practice of not using state autos for field work. The board adopts resolutions on discounting state warrants and on contracts tied to final year appropriations, with budget cuts mostly hitting salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Harman
Department of Education
Alfred Tunstall
Greensboro
Joan
State Board of Education
Holmes Powell
Tuskegee
Harman
Mother's Round Table Club Meets Tuesday With Mrs. Roberts
The Mothers Round Table held a daylong gathering at Mrs. Will Roberts's West Main street home with en suite rooms and fall flowers. Prizes went to Mrs. Cora Saunders, Mrs. William Baxter, and Mrs. John Ayres in singing, flower guessing, and kitchen contests, followed by bridge and dominoes. A business meeting featured talks on children, discipline, youth and age, plus a program by members. Visitors included numerous local women. some attendees returned from Florida after a funeral. A Baptist prayer service preceding a teachers meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Spann
P. N. Spann
James Spann
West Main Street
W. H. Turner
Norman Spann
Norman Louis Blaum
Jerome Spann
Mortis Matone
A. D. Carmichael
LaBruce Hanahan
Elgin Cowart
Betts Slingluff
N. B. Cannady
John Davis
Lawrence Oakley
Charles Rush
Whit Harris
D. Q. Wilson
Dupree Davis
J. M. Stallings
Horace Hall
Mother's Round Table Club
Will Roberts
Cora Saunders
William Baxter
John Ayres
E W. Walker
C. E. Hornsby
Alva Lewis
W. T. Jones
E. W. Walker
Walter Watford
Wiley Deal
F. M. Gaines
Ten Alabama Agricultural Schools Close
Ten Alabama Agricultural Schools faced salary cuts as heads and staff were told of reductions in the consolidation process. The Daphne Normal heads drop from 5000 to 4250, the Gadsden School of Trades from 4500 to 3825, the Montgom ery Negro Normal from 3000 to 2700, the Huntsville Negro A and M from 2700 to 2400, and other adjustments followed across the institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Hill
Jarre Normal
Daphne Normal
Gadsden School of Trades
Negro Normal
Montgomery
Negro A. and M
Huntsville
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Heaven's Stair
Saint Peter
Aviad
Golden Gates
Mary
Ophelia O'Neal
Catherine Witherell
Sentor B. YP. U
First First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Gwendolyn Yarbrough
Julien Dell
St. Petersburg
Fis
Dothan Study Club
E. W. Hawkins
Park Avenue
Miss Boyd
Card Club
Harriett Boyd
Robert Boyd
North Oates Street
Dorothy Andress
Mae Stembridge
Mary McCarty
Hazel Doster
Beryle Hart
Jame Sturgis
Wynell Lane
Benefield
J. A. Boone
Nell Rackley
A. Benefield
Fort Payne
William Catton
Ceeh
Miami
Fla
W. B. Roberts
Highland School P.T. A
Highland School Parent- Teacher's Association
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Blanchette Hooker
Greenwich
Structive Banking Service
First National Bank
Dothan
Alabama
Watters
W. D. Malone
WW. J. Roberts
High Springs
Henry Williams
Frances
Chattahoochee
W.B. Roberts
First Baptist
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John Phillip Shealy
D. W. Shealy
M.S. Spann
Jeanette Spann
Spann
Minnie O'Hara
Auburn
Harris
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Harris Furniture Co
Parker
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