Miss Annie Fenn Bride Elect At After Noon Party
Miss Annie Fenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Fenn Sr., will marry Jamesewoin Bass of Montgomery Friday at three in the afternoon. A pre nuptial program includes violin and vocal solos, with attendants led by sister Mrs. C. R. Church. Guests include Miss Bernice Meyrovitz and Miss Matilee Endel of Montgomery, among many local names. The couple will host a reception after the ceremony.
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Annie Fenn
TJ. R. Church
W. C. Fenn
North Oates Street
Matelie Endell
Montgomery
Bernice Meyrovitz
Edith Holman
Church
W. C. Fenn, Jr
Miss Fenn
Dupree Davis
Raymond Spann
Meyer Blumberg
J. W. Grant, Jr
Tom Murray
D. C. Halston
Helen Logue
Matilee Endel
Elza. Pridgen
Elizabeth Granberry
W. H. Turner
Theo Hall
Whit Harris
Edna Green
Lillian Fall
DeMarius Stevens
Mary McCarty
L. B. Benson
Eufaule
Frank Sunday
Albany
Russell Wells
Talladega
James Ewoin Bass
W. R. Bickerstaff
Foster Street Methodist Church
Berenlee Meyrovitz
Nevin
Russell Adams Wells
Cadman
Gladys King
Lohengren
Elgar
Margaret Crenshaw
Henry Crenshaw
Samson
Carolyn Canneedy
N. B. Canady
C. R. Church
Gladys Black
Billy Fenn
Mr. Bags
George Bass
Mobile
Benefit Football Contest For Infant Daughter
Colorado Springs plans a Thanksgiving Day benefit football game to establish an endowment for the infant daughter of Ralph McClure, a Colorado College halfback who died from injuries sustained in a game last Saturday. The outline proposed Mines versus Tigers in a conference game, with approval still needed from multiple schools and the NCC board. Local sponsors include Colorado Sprintz businessmen and Colorado College supporters.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ralph McClure
Colorado Cotlee
Colorado School of Mines
Tigers
Colorado College Athletic
School of Mines
University of New Mexico
Norky Mountain
Colorado Sprintz
Colorado College
Business visitors to Do than Saturday include Godfrey and Snead
Godfrey and Snead were among business visitors to Do than Saturday, joining other local professionals in meetings and networking events at the downtown venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. HH. Godfrey and
G. A. Snead
Dothan
Hobo Gang Kills Rail Agent Near Montgomery
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 19 AP c B. Graves 52 Louisville & Nashville special agent died today of bullet wounds suffered on a Montgomery bound freight near Calera An officer said Graves was shot by one of a gang of hoboes he surprised when the train stopped to take on water Sixteen suspects were taken from the train and held at Montgomery for questioning Graves formerly served as a Cullman county sheriff and was chief of police of Cullman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
C. B. Graves
Louisville
Tragic Freight Ride Ends Life of Tom Staileworth
Springfield Missouri dispatch reports Tom Staileworth 2 year old son of Dr J P Staileworth Canoe Alabama was killed while attempting to board a freight train to Kansas City. He was en route to reunite with his wife and start a new job after months without work.
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Springfield
Tom Staileworth
J. P. Staileworth
Canoe
Ala
Kansas City
Staileworth
Alabiuma
Weekend notices from Dothan churches and social events
The column lists Monday club meetings at Foster Street Methodist and First Baptist churches, a Tuesday New Century club gathering, and a Thursday Harmony club cancellation due to Thanksgiving. It notes Dr Carmel Roberts visiting Dothan, births and weekend trips, a Thanksgiving bridge party hosted by Mrs. E F Moody and Miss Marjorie Moody, funeral attendance for Miss Lizzie Collier, and local residents visiting Columbus, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Dowdell
W. Strickland
First Baptist Church
New Century Club
Henry Flowers
Harmony Club
C. T. Rogers
Lizzie Collier
Arlington, Ga
Country club opens doors for Sunday open house
California's 1932 orange crop is estimated at 30 000 cars, near last year's yield, with about 6 500 cars already moved from the north and central regions. Lemon prices are easing as shipments rise, yet AP figures show July to now prices among the highest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
California
T. H. Powell
California Frit Growers Exchange
Tennis Brings Fitness and Vigor to Daily Life
The speaker praises tennis as a regular, thrice weekly habit that improves fitness and circulation. He notes that playing a swift game keeps him in good shape and adds that tennis is an excellent workout for overall health.
Good teeth as health and beauty focal point
The article stresses the vital role of good teeth for overall health and appearance, emphasizing dental care as essential for well being and beauty. It notes that strong teeth contribute to bodily health and social confidence.
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