W B Kelly 65 Dies At Cottonwood
Funeral services for W B Kelly sixty five who died at his Cottonwood home Friday night will be at 2 30 p m today at Cottonwood Baptist Church with Rev J O Dorriety officiating Burial will be in Cottonwood cemetery Ward Wilson directing He had lived in Cottonwood 30 years and was a Mason Surviving are his widow two sons H A Kelly Pensacola and J L Kelly Cottonwood a daughter Mrs Max Ross Baton Rouge La two brothers J E Kelly Meridian Miss D L Kelly Franklin Park Ala two sisters Mrs J A Stanley and Mrs W A Kelly Headland a nephew William J Kelly
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W. B. Kelly
Cottonwood
Cottonwood Baptist Church
J. O Dorriety
John B. Kenyon
Gilmer
Cottonwood Cemetery
Ward - Wilson
Kelly
Masonic Lodge
H. A. Kelly
Pensacola
JL. B. Kelly
Max Ross
Baton Rouge
J. E. Kelly
Meridian
Miss
D. L. Kelly
Franklin Park
J. A. Stanley
W. A. Kelly
Headland
William J. Kelly
Army ties in Korea and family links noted
U. S. Army in Korea and a niece Miss Mary Alice Kelly of Franklin Park Illinois are mentioned. Active pallbearers listed include Curtis Kingly L A Edwards 3 C Nanley K J Hood J E Cooke and J A Holiday.
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U. S. Army
Korea
Mary Alice Kelly
Franklin Park
Ill
Curtis Kingly
L. A. Edwards
C. Nanley
K. J. Hood
J. E. Cooke
J. A. Holiday
Funeral rites held for Langham infant in Dothan
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for James Narvin Langham infant son of Mr and Mrs B S Langham of Taylor Road Dothan. The Pilgrim Rest church hosted the rites with Bruner Barksdale officiating and Ward Wilson in charge of burial at the church cemetery. Surviving relatives include the infant's parents and maternal grand...
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James Narvin Langham
B. S. Langham
Taylor Road
Dothan
Pilgrim Restchurch
Bruner Barksdale
Ward-Wilson Hiad
Church
Police Retrieve Overdue Library Books In Several Cities
A national survey by the American Municipal Association shows police in seven cities sometimes retrieve long overdue library books. Seattle uses warrants for repeat delinquents, while Newark and others rely on searches. The report also notes shifts in midwifery and urban employment patterns impacting city payrolls.
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Chicago
American Municipal Association
Public Library
Montclair
N. J
Albuquerque
N. M
Bridgeport
Detroit
American Public Welfare Association
New York City
Arkansas
New York
Families Named in Gordon and Greensboro Notices
Mrs Reca Barkedale of Gordon and Mr and Mrs B Langham Sr of Greensboro Ala are listed among local residents referenced in a brief community notice.
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Reca Barkedale
Gordon
B. §. Langham, Sr
Greansboro, Ala
Art Masterpiece Put On Postage Stamps
New York AP The Metropolitan Museum of Art launches Metropolitan Miniatures, poster stamps featuring 24 color reproductions of famous paintings and sculptures. The first set includes The Card Players or Carmady Children by Lawrence, View of Toledo by El Greco, Portrait of The Artist by Rembrandt, Edward VI by Holbein, George Washington by Stuart, The Thinker by Rodin, and Woman on Sofa by Degas.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Lawrence
Toledo
el Greco
Rembrandt
Edward VI
Holbein
George Washington
Stuart
Thinker
Rodin
Degas
Movement hints at expelling Sen Pepper from Florida Senate
Florida business group hints at moves to expel Senator Pepper amid controversy over his advice to Hollywood figures regarding House un American Activities Committee. Pepper denies the charges, saying the story is old. The Associated Industries of Florida discussed a possible stance if sentiment grows.
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Jacksonville. Flo. WP
Chuse Pepper
Senate
Florida Business
Congress
Pepper
House UN - American Activities Committee
Coonavane
Boy Ten Designs And Makes Dresses At Fair
Jerome AP reports ten year old Vearl Henry Taylor designed and made a dress for his six year old sister Juanita which she modeled at the Jerome district 4 H club fair. The project grew from an informal sewing club started by his older sister and friends. Vearl found sewing fun and stuck with it despite teasing.
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Jerome, Ida
Vearl Henry Taylor
Juanita
Jerome District
Vearl
Farmers' income rises this year in 1947 totals
Auburn reports American farmers will gross 343 billion dollars in 1947 and clear 180 Saloon. The figure, 18 percent above 1946, includes marketings, government payments, and farm dwelling rents. Net income may rise less if production costs climb, says statistician Helms.
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Auburn
Helms
API
Usds Department of Agriculture
Berlin Trains Will Not Be Heated This Winter
Berlin officials announced that elevated and underground trains will lack heating this winter to save electric power. The Vorwaerts newspaper said the measure aims to reduce strain on the system and prevent jams from passengers using trains solely to keep warm.
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Berlin
Vorwaert
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