Social and Personal Notices of Holiday Gatherings
A roundup of Christmas themed social events at Grant Street and nearby homes. Bridge games hosted by Mrs Frank Side and Mrs Lide with decorations and refreshments. Cotaco Literary Club at Mrs E R Wolfe house with Alabama Day program and a Kentucky Chicago trip talk. U D C quilting party by Mrs D C Almon to benefit Confederate Veterans Home. a Clyde Patterson wedding party at Carl Patterson home with Mrs J D Ligon class and a family group play and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Side
Grant Street
Harry Carpenter
T. M. Jones, Jr
W. B. Markstein
E. R. Wolfe
Cotaco Literary Club
Alabama
J. D. Bush
Kentucky
Chicago
C. J. Randolph
Mammoth Cave
T. L. Kerby
D. C. Almon
Confederate Veterans Home
Montgomery
Clyde Patterson
Carl. Patterson
J. D. Ligon
Patterson
Fred Bond
H. C. Troup
College students named as holiday visitors return home
Pollyanna Engaged versity in New York City will be holiday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Hendrix Norman Harris of New York City and Julian Harris a University of Virginia student will arrive home December 23 to spend Christmas with family Mr and Mrs Hill left for Washington Friday Other relatives and several students from Alabama College Brenau College Weslayan College and other schools are listed as spending the holidays with family members in various locations including Ashville N C and Boston Mass The report notes Estelle Hendrix has improved after illness
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Versity
New York City
Clyde Hendrix
Norman Harris
Julian Harris
University of Virginia
Mrs. Hill
Washington
Cher
Local Personal Notices From Golden and Marion Areas
Mrs. Hubert Young and three children of Golden Miss leave after a short visit to sister Mrs H D Greer. Marion Russell a AIMI student in Anniston returns home tonight for holidays with mother Mrs W P Russell. Eugene Russell of Louisville Ky to spend ten days with his mother. Mrs W E Todd will visit New York City for holidays with two daughters and son. Margaret Ann Rogers ill at home of Reed Rogers. C H Eyster in Birmingham. Miss Lightwood of Birmingham left for home. Will Minor and Jeff Minor attended Henry M Minor funeral. William Steed of Trinity visiting J M Minor. Three Hendrix siblings expected home from Randolph Macon College for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Young
Golden
Miss
H. D. Greer
Marion Russell
Anniston
W. P. Russell
Eugene Russell
Louisville, Ky
W. E. Todd
New York City
Margaret Ann Rogers
Mrs. Reed Rogers
Mary Battle Hendrix
Liza Lee Miller
Ellen Hildreth
Randolph Macon College
Advice to Gir from Annie Laurie About a Boy
A teen girl asks Annie Laurie for guidance on a boy several years older who has not written recently. The column advises patience and not to panic, suggesting he may have delayed writing and would likely respond if still interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Kar
Nacetton
Ray Pointer
Ib Hove Leon
Willy Ning
Wne
Athens College Students To Spend Holidays At Home
Athens College plans holiday break with students Evictions and travels noted. F A Bloodworth Sr and son George stay at Johnson street home Emmett Phillips and Malcolm Austelle of Sewanee University will return next week Gene Gibson to arrive Saturday from university for two weeks with parents Mrs E A Paul Sr expected back today from a short trip Rilemingboo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bloodworth, Sr
George Bloodworth
Johnson Street
Emmett Phillips
Malcolm Austelle
Sewanee University
Gene Gibson
University
Mra
Ballinger Case: Baby Dies After Birth Without Brain
The Ballinger case centers on a baby girl born without a brain who died at a hospital. Her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Cullen expressed a humane view noting the child would have faced paralysis and imbecility had she lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Ray Cullen
Construction Plans For Large Rail Fleet Discussed
The report mentions a plan to acquire a substantial fleet including many coaches and 2,250 freight cars. It notes uncertainty about where any construction would occur and whether any work would be carried out locally.
Ellenen Plans Major Railroad Investment Next Year
The Louisville and Nashville railroad company intends to spend about 10 million dollars on improvements and equipment in the coming year. About half of the funds will go toward new purchases, with details reported from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenen
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville
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W. K. McNeill
J. Y. Hamil
N. Greenleaf
R. G. Cortner
R. T. Sheppard
D. Peebles
A. Steinhart
Greenville
C. L. Saunders
Joe Woods
Dyke Echols
John Bragg
Leroy McEntire
John W. Jones
Cotacco Literary Club
Quilting
Pollyanna
Carolyn Fussell
Imogene Nungester
Peggy Davis
Thelma Hatfield
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Estelle Hendrix
Emma Frances Pothill
Brenau College
E. J. Pothill
Ashville, N. C
Louise Neill
Wesleyan College
Boston, Mass
Louis A. Neill
Julia Levin
Helen Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Blake
Anteed
Princess Theatre
J. S
Shee
Crane
Clothes
Decatur
C. W. Knight
Sixth Avenue
C. H. Eyster
Birmingham
Miss Lightwood
Will Minor
St. Louis, Mo
Jeff Minor
Tuolumbia
Henry M. Minor
William Steed
Trinity
J. M. Minor
Thomas Hendrix
Auburn
Clyde Hendrix, Jr
Columbia Uni
Rainey
Jackson Street
Annie Laut
Athens College
Gigso
Fables
Henry Praether
Musical Comedy CO
Featuring
Comedy
Taees
Andy White
Almeria
Delmont
Hill
SUN Maid
Virginia
California
Brazil
London
Woodford
Hart
H. G. Hill Company
Scanlon’s Gift Shop
Johnston Street
Toca-Cola Bottling Works
4Th Ave
Albany
L.A. Nash
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