Roman Soldier Seeks American Derby Victory at Washington Park
Chicago June 21 Roman Soldier, a hard driving thoroughbred, eyes the 25 000 added American Derby at a mile and a quarter at Washington Park. A 13 horse field includes Black Helen Tearout Firethorn Whiskole Cold Shoulder and others as trainers prep for Chicago's famed stake race up for decision Saturday.
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Washington Park
Omaha
Col. E. R. Bradley
Tearout
Firethorn
Albred
G. Vanderbilt
Nellie
Flag and Count Arthur Enter Chicago Campaign Trail
Mrs. John D. Hertz of Chicago enters Arthur’s ticket while Col. Bradley selects Blood root as running mate for Black Helen, signaling a new installment in local political maneuvering.
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Count Arthur
John D. Hertz
Chicago
Col. Bradley
Bloodroot
Black Helen
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Miss Nellie Mae Harper left Sunday for Joyes Business School in Thomasville. Jack Pearson and wife visited his mother Eva Van Landingham in Meigs. Aileen Harper of Dothan Alabama visited Goldie Jones. Dorothy Clark spent the weekend with J. H. Brock. Foy Willis of Winter Haven Florida visited her grandparents J. I. Griner. Holman Harper and Ivy Elkins of Cairo were visitors Sunday. The Jones home hosted Thigpen D. L. of Thomasville and others including Aileen Harper, LaGrande Harper, Susie Bennett, Edge Dixon and more attendees. Additional guests included Ivey Bennett and Vernon Bennett and Mrs. Henry Alexander of North Georgia. More from the community attended.
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Nellie Mae Harper
Joye
Thomasville
Jack Pearson
Meigs
Eva van Landingham
Aileen Harper
Dothan
Ala
Goldie Jones
Dorothy Clark
J. H. Brock
Foy Willis
Winter Haven
Fla
J. I. Griner
Holman Harper
Ivy Elkins
Cairo
E.jones
D. L. Thigpen
LaGrande Harper
Susie Bennett
Jonnie Edge
Ellen Dixon
T. C. Clark
Ben and Oran Dixon
Edge Dixon
Charles Standridge
John Oliver
Ivey
Bennett
Vernon
Henry Alexander
North Georgia
T. W. Bennett
Flossie Booth
Herbert Kemp
Pelhard
Margaret Barber
Jacksonville
Vis
H. Silivan
H. L. McDonald
New York
Flogsie Booth
Broy
Marx
Frances
Glenn
Morene
Bainbridge
J. J. Boswell
Sallie Fayne Aldredge
Sallie Fayne
Jerry Davis
Vicgfnia Jones
Jean Davis
Ann Rose Wilkes
Pauline Carter
Pelham
Juan Boswell
Trixie Atkinson
Atlanta
Eleanor Wilkes
Elizabeth Smith
Athens
Kelzo Palmer
Moultrie
Bessie Wilkes
Eunice Cook
John D. Culpepper
Jep Chamlis
Ochlocknea
Miller Springs
Bill Horne
Cobb
Jim Wilkes
G. Be.davis - of
Hal Wilson
Miami
Cc. Cc. Maddox
John A. Garrett
Notable Social Gathering in New Hope and Nearby towns
A June meeting at New Hope drew attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood West of Dade City and Miss Nadine Howell of Tampa. The prior Tuesday night roster listed many local residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Hilda Day and families of Cairo and Tampa.
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New Hope
H. H. McGraw
Lynwood West
Dade City
Fla
Nadine Howell
Tampa
C. B. West
Cairo
J. G. Dixon
Hilda Day
W. T. Oliver
Alton
John
EB. V. James
Ethel Standridge
Charles
Eva Clark
Tuddy
Dorothy
Eva VanLandingham
Elvie
Susie Bennet
Goldie Jones
Zemmie Rulford
Tlagrand “Harper
Haily
Wendall Harper
Wyatt Prince
Edge Dixon
Local residents visit and guest listings in Thomasville area
Community members and relatives share visits across towns including Mrs M 8S W Chastain in Thomasville, Mr Billie Dixon Graceville, Mr and Mrs Luke Hudson, Lonnie Hartley group near Spence, Mrs Hubert Maddox and Agnes Singletary, and Mrs R E Brinson with Mrs Martin Spooner. Guests stay with Tom Drew and others during recent weekends.
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Tildon Chastain
Thomasville
W. Chastain
J. R. Peacock
Billie Dixon
Graceville
Fya
A. A. Atkinson
M. Atkinson
Luke Hudson
Tom Cogland
Lonnie Hartley
Near Spence
Charlie Taylor
Hubert Maddox
Agnes Singletary
Singletary
Tom Drew
R. E. Brinson
Martin Spooner
New Hope
Threlkel
Bessie Miller
Centennial
E. G. Drew
Davis Helps Walters Learn Screwball Pitch
Davis, 1934 National League star and Phillies pitcher, coaches former third baseman Walters as he shifts to the mound. Walters, tutored by Davis, aims to master a screwball similar to Davis’s delivery while continuing to pitch for Philadelphia.
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Walters
Philadelphia
Curt Davis
Phillies
Bucky Walters
St. Louis Cardinals
Visitation in Arlington and Rural Funeral for Lawrence Singletary
In Arlington Georgia Mrs Jno Atkinson and two daughters Isabel and Drucilla visited Mrs Martin Spooner and family. Mr and Mrs Ivy White and Mr Ralph Peacock visited Mr and Mrs Henry White. Lawrence Singletary died last Thursday night and was buried Friday at four oclock with Rev Smith of Cairo officiating. he left nine children and several grandchildren plus brothers sisters and other relatives.
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Arlington
Jno
Atkinson
Isabel
Drucilla
Martin
Spooner
Ivy White
Ralph Peacock
Henry White
Lawrence Singletary
Rev. Smith
Cairo
Social Activities in Meigs During the Week
Community House hosts weekly events with lectures sewing playgrounds and family activities. Local residents, including Mrs Flossie Booth, Mr and Mrs Herbert Kemp, and many Meigs residents, attend outings, birthdays, theater trips, and weddings, while notices invite participation and note visiting guests and upcoming gatherings.
Rockefeller 5 Million Insurance Denial Surfaces
A Rockefeller spokesman in New York today denied a published report that John D. Rockefeller Sr would receive 5 000 000 in cash on July 8 for life insurance policies. Rockefeller, 96, is at his Lakewood New Jersey estate and planned to spend his birthday there after returning from Daytona Beach.
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Pi. A
Rockefeller Family Today
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
The
Rockefeller
Lakewood
N. J
Dalkewood
Daytona Beach
Clark and Rockefeller
Cleveland Commission
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