Local School Girls Host Busy March Meeting
Fragmented notes reveal a Junior Senior high event at 3 pm on Thursday and a Circle No 3 meeting at the North Hervey Street home of Mrs Dale Wilson with Mrs Ward as cohost. Also reported are family weekend visits from Derits Li Mag netia and Henderson State Teachers College students.
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Will
Selical
Bernandi Waddle
Derits
Paul Walle
Magnetia AL &M
Claude Waddle
W M S First Christian Church Meets at Coop Home
Regular monthly W M S gathering of the church held at Mrs G Coop home on South Elm Street with 21 members answering the roll call. Mrs Thos Kinsey gave a devotional, Mrs B J Rettig presented the program, and J F Porterfield contributed a paper on Pho Mist Movement toward the Christian Religion in Tuila. Mrs Marty Mhipps read a story on child life in India, a vocal selection by Mrs Rettig, and a light supper with cake followed the routine business.
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Wot
First Methodist Church
Dale Wilson
Hervey Street
Loin Ward
W. G. Allison
Morten
Clara Beachy
Loew Church
A. K. Holloway
Warmutts
Ben Smith
Allison Flaging
Edwin Ward
Kenneth L. Spare
BR. Gillespie
W. M.S. First Christian Church
Belst
G. Coop
South Elmsteent
Thos
Kinsey
B. J. Rettig
J. F. Porterfielt
Tuila
Marty Mhipps
Chile
India
Rettig
Card Op Thanks for Kindness in Our Sorrow
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of our father. We also appreciate the lovely offerings from Mr and Mrs G B Samuel and Family.
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Samuel
Bankheads Rise From Alabama Dynastic Roots to National Power
The Bankhead family, led by Confederate veteran and early mover in cotton controls, built a political dynasty from Alabama. Will Bankhead and John Bankhead advanced from clerks to Georgetown lawyers and Congress, partnering through years of campaigns and public life. Their path intertwined with their father’s campaigns, key moves in Washington, and a shared ascent in U.S. politics.
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Roosevelt
Alabama
King
Congress
Intin H. Bankhead
Washington
Bankheads
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Tife
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Thei
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Smdar’ Barnkhead
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Heflin
John Way
Orator Witt
Plusger John
Phi
Hare
Tortoise
Untitled Scene With Detached Speech Patterns
Fragmentary OCR shows a stylized, garbled dialogue passage featuring a minister debating a reader on a Bible chapter. The text resembles a clipped voice with misread words and stray punctuation, lacking coherent narrative structure or clear reporting of events.
New Short Maternity Simovt by Carol Day
The design shown in print offers the most comfortable coming home attire for expectant mothers. The simple silhouette hangs loose from the shoulder yoke with a tailored collar. Dull sleeves with light buffs contribute to a fresh, youthful look, fastened at the slip with a snap.
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Carol Day
Cain
Elyle
Hope Star
Wacker Drive
Chicago
Crawford Stars in Debut Return to Screen With DeMarco Dance
Snenger Yonn Crayford returns to film in a two day engagement at the Saenger Theater for Condinit Lady, with Tony DeMarco as her partner in a multifaceted dance sequence. Miss Stanford appears beside Margaret Sullavin, Robert Young, Melvyn Douglas, and Pay Bainter. The six dances include tango rhumba fox trot rap and ballroom steps set to Chopin and arranged by Franz Wixman. This marks Crawford’s first film in ten months and echoes her Broadway dancing roots.
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Robert Young
Melvyn Douglas
Pay Bainter
DeMarco
Chopin
Franz Wixman
Metron Golimya-Mayer
Miss Crawford
Argentine Trade Policy and Meat Quarantine Debate
The piece discusses U S quarantine against Argentine fresh meat due to hoof and mouth disease and the fight over tariffs and a sanitary treaty. It notes cattlemen’s opposition to reopening trade and Argentina’s push for lower tariffs and more purchases from the United States.
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Argentina
U. S
Congress
America
State Department
Raising A Family In A Neighborly Home
A comical contrast between Junior and Sammy Smith at a neighbor’s house. Mrs Smith manages mess while Sammy’s destructive behavior shocks the hosts, highlighting how courtesy and respect for property shape good breeding. Reflects on manners, hospitality, and ethics across ages.
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Sammy Smith
Bile
Precious
Hay
Ike
Guy Tomilies
NEA Service, Inc
How to Check Up On the Cleaners
A vintage guide advises consumers to inspect dry cleaning quality, solvent use, and garment handling. It covers differences between cheap and better cleaners, including solvent freshness, precise measurements, and avoiding hidden charges, with tips on receipts and window signage. It notes repairs and careful handling of trims, linings, and buttons.
Crawling to her knees echoes in a stubborn dispute
A fragmented dialogue shows two speakers accusing each other of cowardice and seeking an admission from the other, with one urging the other to retreat or reveal truth as they clash over who is stronger or braver. The brief exchange hints at a tense confrontation.
Mrs Warren's Stormy Night Challenge Shifts Fictional Roles
A frenzied young father confronts Mrs Warren at the doctor’s residence one stormy spring night challenging her to a new role in a heart warming tale of marital strain and personal identity.
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Dr. Warren
Warren
Emily Warren
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