Local residents enjoy visits and travels across Florida
Marianna Mian Fieta Doty of Daytona Beach visited Gainesville briefly en route home from Birmingham. Several Gainesville residents planned trips to Atlanta Chicago Montgomery and Panama City while hosting guests from Tallahassee Graceville Chipley Perry and other Florida towns. Families including the Hornes Hicks Carltons and McLendons spent time with relatives and friends during weekend travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian Fieta Doty
Daytona Beach
R. M Callen
Birmingham
Ata
Riley Horne
Coleman
Atlanta
Will T. Hicks
Chicago
Hicks
Gainesville
University of Florida
R. J. Wynn
Charles D. Carlton
Lime Products Company
Perry
Fla
H. A. Bowles
Drastic Remedy for Low Cotton Not Anticipated
Southern agricultural leaders favor gradual reduction of cotton, not drastic emergency plans. The federal farm board’s one third destruction proposal was rejected by governors and experts. Huey Long’s proposal to outlaw cotton planting in 1932 drew support from the New Orleans cotton conference, but faced editorials’ opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Federal Farm Board
Huey Long
New Orleans
Weekly Round of Visits and Homecomings Across towns
Miss Estelle Hobbs of Panama City returns home after visiting Miss Inex Hobbs. Gladys Blackburn and Pauline Edwards of Quincy visit Mrs. Dock Grant. Jack Stevens returns from Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chapman of Port Clinton Ohio return after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andres. Tom Bowles goes home to West Palm Beach after visiting his parents. Ruth Cotton of Dothan visits Dorothy Lewis. Rev. and Mrs Middlebrooks and family plus others from Winchester and Birmingham return from a short visit. Miss Frances Hall of Dothan visits Mrs. Hubert Hodges. Emmett Davis and Max Williams drive to Panama City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Nelly return from Jacksonville. Mrs. J. E. Jones leaves for Pensacola for two weeks. Mildred Morris of Samson and Lieut. Andrew Adams visit with Chrystelle Lewie. Raymond Bell of Enterprise visits brother Harry Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Estelle Hobbs
Panama City
Inex Hobbs
Gladys Blackburn
Pauline Edwards
Quincy
Dock Grant
Jack Stevens
Gainesville
A. W. Chapman
Port Clinton
Ohio
Jack Andres
Tom Bowles
West Balm Beach
H. A. Bowles
Ruth Cotton
Dothan
Dorothy Lewis
AE. Middlebrooks
Winchester
J. A. ¢Middlebrooks
W. D. Dick
T. E. Palmer
Birmingham
W. E. Middlebrooks
Frances Hall
Hubert Hodges
Beryl Vickery
Emmett Davis
Max Williams
Chrystelle Lewie
Alabama farmers push toward diversified crop future
Seth P. Storrs, Alabama agriculture commissioner, notes a gradual reduction in cotton acreage and increased plantings of feed and fodder crops. He asserts Alabama farmers will be more self sufficient this fall, continuing their program toward independence and better food and feed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth P. Storrs
Alabama
Storra
Credit schemes cited to aid farmers in cotton loss plan
The report notes CROF credits favored by bankers and politicians as a means to advance 49 percent of crop value at five percent interest. It mentions Senator Suilth and Harry D. Wilson urging reduced cotton acreage to counter surpluses, with W. J. Fitts backing the idea. Social notices follow, listing visits and guestings among local residents including Mrs. Racrentine, Dot Racrentine, Miss Lucille Sykes, Mr. and Mrs. Ancrette, and other families visiting kin or hosting gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatur
D. Smith
South Carolina
Cop
Suilth
Nilones Bank of Avantu
Southeastern
Alates
Harry D. Wison
Lautetana
Wrges
W. J. Fitts
Tennessee
Tom Racrentine
Dot
Pete Baccentine
Lucille Sykes
Mra
P. . Ancrette
Haale Singletary
J. H. Davin
Gethrel
Newton Vialted
Houston Sykes
Zack Herry
Agnes
J. AT
Local visits of Birmingham families noted in community
Houston Sykes John Sykes and Wesebell Newson elalted Calvin By pum Mr and Dry Houston Burde nhaw and children of Birmingham visited relatives in this community recently. Mrs J M Mercer and daughter Lois visited Mrs Sam Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Sykes
John Sykes
Wesebell Newson
Calvin
Houston Burdenhaw
Birmingham
J. M. Mercer
Lois
Sam Cherry
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J. R. Jinks
Elizabeth
Emily
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Tink
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Annie Alzebrook
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James Lewis
J. D. Grace
W. A. McAnulty
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Nell
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Raymond Bell
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Harry Bell
Paintsee
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Pacific Flight
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Pacific
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Houston Theatre
Lilian Bond
Adolphe Renjou
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