Arrow and Archer Poem Mixed With Club Notices
A literary excerpt by Minnie Leona Upton appears with a longer local society page. Notices cover Bridge club results, reunions, visits, and club activities from Dothan and Pelham, including New Century Club meeting details and various social announcements.
Sox Prefer Selma Star Radcliffe Over Dallas Steers
Elma Alabama AP Rip Radcliff, star first baseman for Selma in the Southeastern League, is being pursued by the Chicago White Sox under a 319 00 optional agreement with the Dallas Steers. His hitting and fielding helped Selma win the pennant for the first half and clinch the region for the second half, as Sox chase him away from the Steers roster in the Texas league.
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SOX
Elma
Dallas Steers
Ala
Rip Radcliff
Chicago White Sox
Radcliffe
Dallas
Steers
Selma
Confederate Vets Receive Pensions
Confederate veteran pensions are being paid for the last quarter in the Probate Judge's office on the first floor of the county courthouse. Pensions will be paid throughout October. By noon today, 42 pensions had been disbursed to veterans and widows.
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County Court House
Four Members Initiated Into the Kiwanis Club
David Jacobson, rabbinical student at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, spoke on The Trend of Modern Science and the Basic Principles of Life at the Kiwanis Club program at the Houston Hotel. Miss Bernice Meyrovitz played violin numbers, with Mrs. Quin Flowers at the piano, and the club sang under C. R. Ramsey’s direction.
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David Jacobson
Hebrew Union College At
Cincinnati
Kiwanis Club
Houston Hotel
Bernice Meyrovitz
Quin Flowers
Strikers Return to Work in Kentucky Coal Field
Barboursville Kentucky Oct 1 AP the only reported trouble in eastern Kentucky mines ended as 209 strikers returned to work after a week away at the Anchor Black Coal Company Col lery Brush Creek field. They accepted the former two piece wage scale of 36 cents a ton, led by organizers. The plant will resume six days weekly as conditions improve toward full operation.
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Barboursvile LE
Kentucky
Black Coal Company
Brush Creek
California grape control board tests fee plan amid surplus
Growers representing 5 percent of California grape production authorize a $2,000,000 annual fund to buy and remove surplus on the vine. The board plans to purchase 378,000 tons of white grapes used for raisins to stabilize prices. By removing the surplus, the remaining crop and raisin markets may regain demand, with by products absorbing only a small share of the 375,000 ton surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Control Board
C. C. Teague
California
Malone Visitor Mrs Beall and Brounts Town Guest
Mrs Beall of Malone visited friends here Tuesday. Mrs Wilma Goshorn of Brounts town Florida was a visitor in Dothan today.
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Angel of Birmingham
Dothan
C. E. Segrest of
Slocomb
W. H. Beall
Malone
Wilma Goshorn
Brountstown, Fla
Mrs Sally Rogers Dies at Son's Home in Birmingham
Mrs Sally Rogers 60 widow of W A Rogers Sr died at 12 20 PM at the Birmingham home of her son W A Rogers Jr on Adams Street near Florat after a heart attack She had traveled recently from Birmingham to Dothan to visit her son Survived by three sons J W Rogers of Detroit Mich A C Rogers of Birmingham and W A Rogers Jr of Dothan and four daughters Miss Mary Rogers of Dothan Mrs G K Tabor of Birmingham Mrs W J Bailey of Talladega and Mrs Lionel Morris of Birmingham Funeral arrangements have not been announced and the body will be carried to Birmingham for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E N. Passmore
J. D. Foy
Lewis
Elizabeth Harmon
John Linch, Jr
J. M. Stevens
Malone, Fla
Mr. Stevens
Stevens
South Foster Street
Martha Lyman Shillito
Alice Alison Lide
Otter
Alabama
Alice Lide
Birmingham High School
Converse College
Columbia University
Bianche
Colton Williams
Richmond
Minter
Greenland
Alice
Margaret Alison Johansen
Texas
Eves
Sarsfield Publishing Company
Akron
Ohio
Hugh McAlister
Inemak
Rand McNall
Margaret
Carl Christian Johansen
Denmark
Mtoher
Maud Lindsay
Bobby
Alica
Progressive Farmer
Country Gentleman
Delineator
Woman's Home Companion
Everybody's
Oood
Annie H. Alison
Tambin
Far Lands
Beckiey-Cardy
Chicago
Thomas Even Side
Sally Rogers
Birmingham
W. A. Rogers, Sr
W. A. Rogers, Jr
Adams Street
G. K. Tabor
W. J. Bailey
Talladega
Lionel Morris
Biringham
Roosevelt Renominated Unanimously to Succeed Himself
Syracuse dispatch reports Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt unanimously renominated by voice vote at a Democratic meeting. Alfred E. Smith and Mrs. Caroline P. O Day spoke in support. Roosevelt joked about prohibition and the 18th amendment as Smith praised his long service and achievements.
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Syracuse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Caroline P. O'Day of
Rye
Jeckyl
Mr Hyde
Mr. Smith
Roosevelt
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Women of Enterprise Shop in City Today
Mrs J S Lasseter Mrs Sam Sawyer Mrs Monroe Stewart and Mrs George Borem of Enterprise were seen shopping in the city today highlighting a social outing by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Lasseter
Sam Sawyer
Monroe Stewart
George Borem
Enterprise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minnie Leona Upton
Christian Science Monitor
J. C. Wadlington
Wadlington Hotel
Charlie Farmer
Robert Malone
Cecil Cantey
Robert Ma Jone
Horace Hall
Fred ‘Yarbrough
Will Hopkins
Theo Hall
United Confederate
Camp Bartow
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Florence
Joe Thacker
L. A. Easterly
Hayneville
Blair
J. W. Bilair, Jr
West Adams Street
A. V. Young
B. B. Johnson
W. L. Rousseau
R. C. Wells
C. L. Hicks
Gladys Pippin
C. C. Chapman
Eva Heaton
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs
C. W. Holley
K. L. Heaton
Chattanooga
Tenn
Columbus
J. T. Richards
Mattle Slaughter
R. T
Jene
Columbus, Ga
Leroy Story
H. B. Burdeshaw
Herman Cannon
Ruth Wilder
Washington, D. C
Pelham, Ga
Junior Writers Club
J.E. Peterson
Ft. Gaines
Eugene Stutts
Louise Burger
Card Gables
Pla
T. W. Harris
Mrs. Harris
J. J. Hicks
Ashford St
NEW Century Club
Charles Preston Bowden
West Main Street
Workers Council
Workers Council of the
First Baptist Sunday School
Broadus Willoughby
Woman‘s Auxiliary of
Presbyterian Church
Tom Speight
South Park Avenue
H. G. Adkinson
Ruth Adkinson
Newton
T. J. Whatley, Jr
Ozark Today
M. L. O'Neal
FE. W. Wilkerson
E. W. Wilkerson, Jr
Columbia
Cora O'Neal
Atlanta
Perry Walker
Donaloonville
Inez McKennie
A. J. Morris of
Ozark T
Lamar Jones
Vanites
Blumberg
Miss Meyrovits
Mrs. Flowers
N. D. McPeak
Texaco
South Oates Street
W. L. Rousseasy
Super-Service Tire Company
J. P. Wilson
Headland
B. #. Robinson
Western Union
J. W. Bish
Legion Home
Myer Blumberg
Inter Club
J. W W. Bish
Arthur Joe Grant
L. J. Thomas
W. R. Jordan
Pat Poyner
Rev. M. Madema
J. W. Parkman
Arthur Keyton
W. J. Thacker
Marc Davis
Kiwanis Farmers Institute and Agricultural
M. D. Black
H. K. Martin
Oo. Kelly
Clarence Touart
J. W. Park
Maude Baughman
J. L. Vaughn
A. J. Miller
E. N. Loftin
Agricultural Committee
Frank L Weller
Associated Press
Washington
Farm Board
California Grape Control Board
Moore
Houston
Foster St