Three Resolutions Passed At Women’s Mass Meeting
A long list of attendees, led by Mrs W G Carr and Miss Bes ale Redding, shows three resolutions approved at a women’s mass meeting. The roster names many local residents from Midland City, Coffee County, and surrounding areas, reflecting a broad community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walte
W. G. Carr
Besale Redding
George Y. Ma Jone
Erling Curiee
May Driggers
H. D. Stephenson
J. &. Ateinbridge
Stra. P
Toney
Bruce Merritt
Newberry
D. B. Wellh
A. L. Pate
Marvin Hall
G. C. Cherry
Richard Robdell
J. B. Hackney
K. L. Forrester
Earl Goins
M. W.thomas
D. Johns
B. H. Powell
A. Stapleton, Jr
Marie Hamm
W. L. Hicks
Midland City
J. A. Holladay
D. C. Adams
EF. T. Venn
Lila M. Koight
J. M. Palmer
Z. Huskey
W. W. Fall
R. C. Ewgon
Other Hall
D W. Hol
J.B. Murray
FP. Wilkes
W. 5
Kirkland
D. G. Jones
R. M. Clark
W. P. Blanchard
Carmin
Drigger
H. A. Edwards
C. L.tonrad
Hobt. Gwaltney
A. J. Sarvard
Rhett Wiliamson
B.C .Porter
J. D. Ayres
J. W. Rish
J. L. Crawford
E. 3. Ford
J. J. Ashleford
Jimmie Key
Mary Lucy Borkett
J. W. Hart
Tillie McLaney
J. D. Campbel
Benton Quick Mire
J. 5. Walker
Freddi Lowe
Nelle Booker Batley
George Dickinson, Jr
M.A. Miller
Pal Willonghby
W. KR. Eduards
JH Watford
Pearle Paynt
Walter Perry
Eare F Moody
A. E. Pare
W E
Rainey
WR Deal
Merz
Davie
Phoebe Werd
Mary Younes
W Tindell
Leslie Swart
Woodham
JW. Brett
Joe Buntin
3M Nextin
Woo Seabinve
Drewry Foy
E.N. Loftin
Wyatt Ierris
Mabel Willams
Nobert Free
A .L. Williams
B. Speake
Wallye Rogers
G. C. Moseley
W. T. Streett
Frank Ussery
Mary Stephens
H. J. Morris
W. L. Brackin
McKee
Ethel Fowler
J. 8
Davis
Misa Vivian Davis
Marlon Davis
Mra
Cd.whatley
J. G. Brown
W.W. Avery
Jos. L. Watson
N. F. McKimmers
W. L. Hutchinson
Annie Deese
Cora Saunders
Sue Ms Jone
Towns
Marion Odom
Wade Griffin
A. J. Miller
H. A. Denton
Marx Tatorh
Charles Kdog
W. Burkett
H.W. Ennis
J. H. Patterson
Dale County
H. F. McCarty
D. P. Casandy
Atlanta
A. L. Askew
B. R. Kelly
Howel
C.T. Rogers
Mary Ann Rogers
O. D. Watson
G. 8. Armistead, Sr
Myra Lawson
Fof. Branwell
T. L. Farmer
Arthur Lene
A. J. Jessup
W. H. Jerkins
Lena Holland
Ray Bernice MacInnish
Laura Askew
A. Y. Malone
Sarah W. Crawford
G.N. McLane
R. L. Gaines
W. J. Renfroe
L. C. Grubbo
J. E. Wil- Mame
Joe Ander
J. Massee
Dorothy Tatum
Misa Mas Knight
C. T. Knight
I. F. Tatum
L. ¥. Shackelford
W. A. Parrish
Hugh Graham
Ashford
Hazel Graham
J. Williams
J. S. Radney
Lester Radney
Lester Farmer
W. C. Strickland
Tohnson
Meeting at Mays Addresses Judson College Attitude
A report on a public discussion led by Mrs Foy and others protesting Judson College attitudes toward a student situation. Speakers defend students and emphasize spirit, duty, and open discussion while critiquing the school’s handling and urging a focus on character and morality.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Houston County Alabama
Default on two mortgages to Charles Forman transferred to F M Gainen leads to foreclosure sale on October 1 1991 in Dothan Alabama. Property described as SE 14 of NE 14 and T12 of NE 14 of BE 14 of Section 78 Township 3 Range 24. Attorney fees to be included. This notice posted September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forman
John Giltoy
Houston County
Alabama
John Griey
F. M. Gainen
Dothan
Judean College Row Over Girl Admission Resolution
Local teachers and townspeople debated a male Judson College admission case inviting a girl to enroll. Resolutions from Judaon faculty and Dothan alumna signatories sparked pleas of misunderstanding and calls for direct, in person explanation. A delegation will carry the resolutions to the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasle Ford
A. D. Whidson
Judaon
Mra. Whiddon
Judeon Colleges
Mra
G. H. Masons
Dothan
Judean College
Teat
John Massey
Mra. Massey
Judson College
Birmingham City Spends $25,393 Less Than Budget
The Birmingham city commission finished the fiscal year ending August 11 with total savings of $25,393 from all departments. Comptroller Armstrong reported savings by W. E. Dickson's department of $18,836 on a $477,277 budget, while James M. Jears cut $455,408 under his line and John Taylor spent $1,398,739, about $4,679 under allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Tormingham
Budert
C. &. Armstrong
W. E. Dickson
Mer
James M. Jears
John Taylor
Milk Bombing Probe Far From Complete
Officials say the milk bombing investigation remains far from complete as they pursue leads across multiple agencies. The case involves Pure Milk Company and a truckers union, with several named individuals cited as working on the matter and no arrests announced to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alata Net
Pure Mik
Tumee Tast Wow
Annotee
Fstar
Cam Perm
Atos
Selena
Ory Rot Mere
Poage Afin
Iit
Tange McCord
Foreclosure Notice on 1927 Mortgage in Houston and Geneva
Mortgagee F M Gaines files to foreclose a deed of trust dated November 29 1927 from Nancy Gilley et al to secure debt owed by J M Gilley and others The sale will occur October 19 1831 at the courthouse steps in Dothan Houston County Alabama and cover land in Houston and Geneva Counties described as parts of sections 28 33 townships 2 3 range 34 24 containing about 100 acres The action includes payment of attorney fees and costs as provided in the mortgage and notes September 19 1st F M Gaines Mortgagee Sept 18-26-03
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Gaines
Nancy Ei. Gilley
Cathurn Gilley
Ethel Gilley
J. P. Givley
Pearl Gilley
WL. B. Gilley
Houston County
Alabame
Court House
Duthan
Alabama
Geneva County
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results: Cleveland 14 Botton 66 Chicago 1 Philadelphia St Louis 4 New York 4 Detroit 3 Washington 4. Today matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston. Also Boston 1 Pittsburgh 24 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2 New York 3 St Louis 4 Philadelphia Cincinnati weather affected Cincinnati games with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Botton
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
St Louie
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Louis
Bowton
Pet
Loula
Dixie Series sees Birmingham and Houston tied at one win each
In Houston the Dixie Series moved to a third game with Birmingham and Houston each having won one. Birmingham won 1 0 in Alabama as Dizy Deen and pitcher Butler starred, then Houston dominated 3 0 in the second game behind Dick McCabe. McCabe silenced the Barons and powered Invincible baseball to knot the series at one apiece with a strong defensive performance and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Birmingham
Alabama
City
Dizy Deen
Jesque Butler
Texans
Dick McCabe
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Jen Caughter
Miss Crawford
Bith
Ava
Sepereter
Audi
J.M
Gaines
Transfaret
HM. Gaines
Ng Selph
Peel
Walkup
Belph
Peal
Téeend
Seipb Wes Hote
Coriamso
Guy Sturdy
Alagle
Joe Borins
Unedost
Sturdy
Joe Prevost
Tom Carey
Goodyear
Hae
Aumeytes
Gandytar
The
Peices
Pate
Willard Batteries
Oes
PYEAR
Pel