Local Social Notes Highlight Teas Bridges and Weddings
Mrs Theo Hall hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her North Oates Street home with specimens of dahlias and roses. Players included Mrs Whit Harris, Mrs Flowers Crawford, Mrs Edward Crawford, and others. Mrs Mayo Davis won the prize. The item also notes visits by football fans to the Auburn Georgia game, scout meetings, and several upcoming weddings and club activities across Do than Bundey and nearby towns.
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Mim Theo Hall
Theo Hall
North Oates Street
Whit Harris
Flowers Crawford
Edward Crawford
Quinn Flowers
Henry Flowers, Jr
Raymond Spann
Julien Hall
Tom Buntin
Horace Hall
A. J. Heyton
Arthur Beyton
W. H. Turner
Mira. Morzie Idstons
George Y. Malone
Harvey McBryde
Frank Newton
Robert Melons
Frank Covington
Jerome Spann
W. HE. Turner
Taylor PTA Holds Meeting and Weekend Socials
Taylor school PTA meets Thursday November 21 with Daisy Taylor presiding. Program includes scripture, attendance talk, and a school lunch demo by Mrs. Daisy Taylor and others. Committees named. members host refreshments for attendees. Local families travel to Montgomery Dothan and Columbus for football games. new daughter Gloria Ann born to Alvin and wife.
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Taylor F. T. A
PT. A. of Taylor
Ftr
Daisy Taylor
Bruce Smith
Homer Lunsford
Wood
Charlie M Kyser
Mike Cook
AL. McCullough
A.L. McCullaugh
Chariie Kyser
Homer Luneford
H. C. Teyior
W. J. Parker
D. Kveer
Ok Byrd
A. L. McCul
H. G. Lunsford
Sudden Death Reins City Government To Tammany Hall
New York AP reports the sudden death of Bernard B Deutsch president of the board of aldermen and key figure in the fusion administration. His passing shifts control to Tammany Hall and allied Democrats who gain influence in both city branches. Timothy J Sullivan becomes acting president of the aldermanic board, altering the balance in the board of estimate. Deutsch, a Baltimore native and American Jewish Congress leader, died of angina pectoris at age 51 after a two day illness.
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New York
Bernard 8
Deutsch
Board of Estimate
Sullivan
Fusion
Democrata
Duetsch
Baltimore
Pradideno
Fiorello
Huntsville mill strike settled after six months
The Dallas Manufacturing Co textile plant in Huntsville reached a settlement ending a six month dispute. Terms include full recall of 800 workers, creation of department stewards, grievance procedures, and a joint committee to handle differences. Negotiations involved federal and state labor officials and mill management.
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Huntsville
Dallas Manufacturing Co
Berrimac
Augus
New Evans
J. R. Smith
Mollie Dowd
State Labor Board
Paul Stiles
Labor Trades Council
Topsy Knows Ferrier Takes Pull For That Tired Feeling
Montgomery reports a wirehaired fox terrier named Topsy visits Dr. G. J. Phelps veterinary hospital about twice a month. His owners Mr. and Mrs. Luzisa Loeb say a placebo pill called a bisuk eases his mood, though the dog often returns home after these episodes described as another “blank.”
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Ferrier
Montgomery
Topsy
G. J. Phelps
Tonsy
Luzisa Loeb
Twins Born In Mayodan Highlight Local Family Ties
In Mayodan North Carolina a couple Mr and Mrs Jaks Tucker welcomed a twin birth The Tucker sister Mrs Alonzo Atwood previously had two sets of twins within ten months Their sister Mrs George Purdue had twins four months earlier The family resides in Mayodan and underscores a remarkable cluster of twin births within the same household network.
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Mayodan
Jaks Tucker
Tucker
Alonzo Atwood
George Purdue
Goes Native Amid Alaska Colonization Scene
A quirky colonist in Alaska’s Bfata nuske Valley admires Eskimo life while wearing a fur parka. A separate event shows 2,000 Arabs protesting at Haffa after funerals for three Arabs killed in a police clash. Police also link a gang to the grapefuit theft case and the constable’s death last week.
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Alaska
Haffa
How Black-Draught Helped Many Here in Waco Texas
A veteran user from Waco Texas reports relief from constipation and sluggishness after taking Black-Draught. The writer, Mrs Helen M Williams, says she has used the remedy since childhood and it cured foulness and brought better feelings. A 25 cent package is advertised.
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Waco
Tenas
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