Miss Harris and Crawford Marry in Impressive Home Wedding
Mrs Mabel Emily Harris and Edward Rutledge Crawford wed at a woodland drive home ceremony in front of family. The Rev Clement Ritter officiated as guests viewed floral settings of ferns chrysanthemums and valley tiles. A reception followed with a lace-draped table, lilies of the valley, and a three-hollywood reception trip to Atlanta Carolinas then Birmingham.
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MR. Crawford
Mabel Emily Harris
Edward Rutledge Crawford
Robert Dixon Crawford
Thomas Wyatt Harris
Woodland Drive
Clement Ritter
Presbyterian Church
Harris
Victor Herbert
Kate Helen Harris
Mendelssohn
Voinnet
Mrs. Crawford
Atlanta
Carolinas
Birmingham
Lindall Apartments
Milner Heights
Dorothy Andress
Neva Smyth
Maurine Faulkner
Cora Jean Harris
Whit Harris
Horace Hall
Dorothy Rivery
Shreveport
Tee Wyatt Harris
John Flowers
Gipsey Boozer
O. S. Lewis
Field Workers Cradle Roll Meet at Headland Ave Baptist
The Field Workers of the Cradle Roll department of the Headland Avenue Baptist Sunday School are asked to meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs B A Leakell 305 North College Street. Miss Emmie Reid of Milton Florida and Miss Berta Dunn secretary to president of API at Auburn are guests of Mrs Harriet Slayton and others in the city.
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LeNora McCellan
Grandview Baptist Church
Elmer Cumbie
Savannah Street
Nell Enfinger
Louise Johnson
Arthur Strickland
Charles McLevel
Helen Parker
Katie Lou MecMicheal
Vatie Lou MecMicheal
Ernestine Etheridge
Jean Morris
Evelyn Enfinger
Emery Johnson
William Cutts
Paul Holloway
James Sheehan
General Assembly of
Parent Teacher's Associations
J. N. Massee
Sara Crawford
Harriet Slayton
Miss Reid
Miss Dunn
Pensacola, Fla
Miss Crawford
Cradle Roll Department
Headland Ave
Cradle Roll
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
B. A. Leakell
North College Street
Emmie Reid
Milton, Fla
Berta Dunn
Auburn
City
Mrs Wilbur Chooses Blue Ensemble for Washington Outing
Mrs Ray Lyman Wilbur wears a blue silk coat suit with a lighter blue facing and a matching blue felt hat trimmed with lighter grosgrain ribbon in Washington. AP notes her coordinated blue ensemble as she arrives.
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Washington
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Last Surviving Witness of 1830 Algiers Entry Dies at 110
Chikh ben Ahmed, the final living witness of the 1830 French entry into Algiers, died at 110 in the village of Reibel. At capture, he worked with his father as a donkey driver for builders.
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Algeria
Chikh Ben Ahmed
Reibel
Local Golfer Joins Hole in One Club After 40 Years
Superior Wisconsin AP reports C A Chase aged 69 earned a hole in one on a 138 yard hole after forty years of playing golf. The milestone marks his first ace and secures him entry into a long standing club of golfers with a single shot.
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C. A. Chase
Beulah Bondi Breaks Type in Film Career
Hollywood profile of Beulah Bondi who aims for diverse roles beyond her famous Mrs Jones and Mrs Davidson characters. The actress discusses stage beginnings in Chicago, her preference for nonleading parts, and the challenge of convincing audiences she can play many types.
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Beulah Bondi
Mrs. Jones
Bond girl avoids caricature in Rain through inner study
The article profiles a young actress who resisted typecasting by producers after earlier roles. Maxwell Anderson recommended her to Lewis Milestone for Rain, where she avoids caricature and earns sympathy. She describes her method as re studying people faces and natures to become the character.
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Maxwell Anderson
Lewis Milestone
Rain
Miss Bondi
Mrs. Jones
Belgrade considers building Coney Island style park
Belgrade, fast growing, lacks a Coney Island style amusement park. Plans for erecting such a park are under discussion with officials weighing feasibility and location.
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Belgrade
Coney Island
NC State freshman football star too big for pants
Raleigh AP report says M. Zari, a 235-pound six foot seven inch freshman tackle candidate at North Carolina State College, reported for practice but had to begin in sweat pants because no equipment at the college fit him.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
M. Zari
Fight Yellow Fever Rio De Janeiro
An outbreak of yellow fever in Bolivia sent Dr. Fred Soper of the Rockefeller Foundation in Rio and Brazilian health officials to Matto Grosso to prevent the disease from spreading into Brazil.
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Rio DE Janetro
Bolivia
Fred Soper
Rockefeller Foundation
Rio
Public Health Service
Matto Grosso
Brazil
Four Indiana coaches back former teams in game week
In Bloomington Indiana University football staff of five coaches includes four who will try to defeat teams they once were tied to. Hayes seeks Mississippi State, Thom eyes Iowa, Marka favors Chicago and Illinois, Nowack watches for Zuppke as Indiana faces Illinois.
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A. A. Stagg
A. J. Nowack
Zuppke
Indiana
Italy opens first shepherds training school at high ALP station
Italy operates a government funded shepherds training school at Malga Jurbello near Trento 6000 feet high. It marks the first such institution in the country as part of a broad plan to modernize agriculture and sheep raising practices.
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Trento
Italy
Malga Jurbello
Grid Star Quits Gann and Santa Clara Scandal
The report outlines Walter Gann a college baseball star and coach at Santa Clara accused of blocking athletes from college programs. Coach Maurieg Smith and Halfback Lefty Powers are cited as voicing concerns about football play time and professional baseball prospects. The piece notes an offer of a professional baseball path after college and alleges deprivation of a fast halfback amid the dispute.
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Santa Clara
Walter
Smith
Relieves Women's Moe: A Mrs F H Sent At Rensnoke Va
A testimonial from Mrs. F H Sent at Rensnoke Va describes relief from weakness and severe back pain after using a product called Cardus. She notes improved color, strength, and ability to work after taking three bottles, and credits her mother for urging the trial.
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F. H
Rens Noke
Drugetta
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