Spring Fashion and Home Notes Bring Local Guests
The Women's Page highlights seasonal beauty and social visits. Mrs Rossie Parrish and son Paul of Frostproof visit Miami with Mrs Fred Napier and Private Curve A Harriss. Mrs Bert J. Barnett of Jackson visits her daughter Mrs Champion M. Wilbourn in Montgomery. Mrs Shelby Chaney and Mrs C F Davis of Hartford stay with Dr and Mrs Dupres Davis. Robert A. Ross, second class seaman, from San Diego, visits Dothan with his mother on 410 N Alice Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rossie Parrish
Aon
Paul
Frostproo
Fila
Miami
Fred Napier
Private Curve
Harriss S
Bert J. Barnett
Jackmee. Mies
Champion M. Wilbourn
South St Andrews Street
Willams Hall
Montgomery
Shelby Chaney
Robert A Ross
UIT
San Diego
Cal
Dothan
Tia
R A. Ross
N. Alice Etreet
Business Women's Circle Convenes Mission Study Meeting
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist W. M. held a regular mission study meeting Monday evening at a downtown cafe. Supper was served at small tables in the private dining room. Mrs. Victor Harris led the meditation and Mrs. Claude Cotton directed the lesson from the mission booklet They Need Not Go Away. Fourteen members answered roll call. A sewing club event is planned at 3 p.m. Friday at 825 Boythe Street with Mrs. George Cunningham to entertain. Lieutenant and Mrs. Al Thomson have arrived from San Luis Obispo and will visit weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parham. They plan to move to 1303 Newton Street. Mgr. and Mrs. J. F Stallings spend time in Montgomery and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women
Irne 7
Business Women's Circle
First Baptist W. M
Gupper
Victor Harris
Claude Cotton
al Thomson
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Chester Parham
Thomson
Inter
Newton Street
Geneva 4-H Council Elects Officers In 1942 Goals
Hartford and flocomb areas select officers for Geneva County 4-H councils. Officers include Hartf ord area pres Norris and vice president Hughes. goals for 1942 focus on wartime participation, forest fire prevention, food conservation, Red Cross work, standard clubs, soil conservation, and writing to armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Geneva County +H Council
Will Ed Norris
Gene Hughes
Ketty Williams
Sidney Ward
Louise Williams
Harold White
Flocomb
Glen Porter
Wvim
Vanceil Woodham
Jprea
Joy Boswell
Rebecca Murdock
Marthe Berry
O. D. Bell
Samson Arez
Red Cross
Mies
Polish Ambassador to Speak at Huntingdon College
Polish Ambassador to the United States Jan Cuchsanowek will speak at Huntingdon College on April 15 on Poland and the United Nations Concept as part of an Institute on World Affairs April 13 14 and 15. The event is sponsored by the Montgomery Council on Foreign Relations with talks by Keener Frazer John Temple Groves Harry Ayers and John Patterson and a closing address by Ambassador Ciechanowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Cuchsanowek
Poland
United States
Huntingdon College
United Nations
Cilechanowak
Huntingdon
Montgomery Council On Foreign Relations
Hubert Searcy
Alabama
College Chapel
Keener C. Frazer
Southern Council On International Relations
University of North Carolina
John Temple Groves
Birmingham Age-Herald
Harry M. Ayers
Anniston Star
John C. Patterman
Division of
W. W. Pierson
Graduate
University of North Cariina
Ciechanowski
Luncheon Honors Mrs. L. B. Wilby
Mrs. Henry Galt and Mrs. J. M. Kimbrough hosted a bridge luncheon at the Wilby residence on North Alice street celebrating Mrs. L. B. Wilby’s birthday. Guests presented novelty gifts. spring decor and a served luncheon marked the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Galt
J. M. Kimbrough, Jr
Bridge
Mra
L. B. Wilby
Whby
North Alice Street
Mra Wilby
Warren Ella
R. J. Hill
Enterprise
Franklin
Rela
Tives
Opp
Birth Announcement for Philip Tarpace at Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eletous Cree announce the birth of a son at the local hospital Marco Lasyt and Mrs Paul R Andres report the birth of a child. Paul Rochard Jr. March and Mrs As dreew aw Lee formerly Maggia McCali, of Paasey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eletous Cree
Foilip Trrrapce
Marco
Cobb Couple Host Delightful Home Party
Mr and Mrs Cobb entertained guests at a home party with games and contests. Prizes went to Mrs Orlie Duvane and Mr Cobb, followed by refreshments for a long list of attendees including Donald Cobb Mary L Gundera Daisy Watford Mary Ellen Skipper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leos Cobb
Bowte
Pries
Orlie Duvane
Mr. Cobb
Harreshmenta
Donald Cobb
Mary L. Gandera
Daisy Watford
Mary Ellen Skipper
Robert Watkins
Herbart Cobb
Horace Reardon
Joy Watford
Frank Cobb
Foy Harrison
Melba Skipper
Jannaite Cobb
Mrs Frank Gwaltney Hosts Fridge Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Gwaltney entertained yesterday afternoon at her Osceola Street home for the regular meeting of her fridge club. Three tables were used, rooms were decorated with flowering shrubs and peach blossoms. Scare prizes went to Mrs E M Wella Jr and Mrs Lawrence Coe. Other participants included Mrs Robert Ramsey, Mrs George Spann, Mrs Jim Wilson, Mrs Ralph Moseley, Mrs W F Marto Jr, Mrs J F Stallings, Mrs W K McConnico, Mrs Bill Floyd, Mrs Felton Goodwyn, and Mrs Oscar Capps. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Street
Frank Gwaltney
Fridge Club
E. M.wella, Jr
Lawrence Coe
Robert Ramsey
George Spann
Jim Wilson
Ralph Moseley
W. F. Marto, Jr
J. F. Stallings
W. K. McConnico
Bill Floyd
Felton Goodwyn
Oscar Capps
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Stallings
A spirited bridge contest was held yesterday at the home of Mrs J M Stallings, entertaining the Double Six Bridge Club and guests. Wedgewood irls, snapdragons and stock decorated the room as three game progressions were played. High score winner was W C Harden and a tea hour with hot coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stallings
Double Six
REA Schools Held In Geneva County
In Hartford and Samson Geneva County completed two rural electrification schools led by extension engineer Harry Deering. The Hartford session drew 16 leaders from six communities and the Samson session 33 representatives from 12 communities. Topics covered lighting sockets cords and appliances, with repairs on a 1916 electric iron slot and other home labor saving devices. M. M. Woodham notes shortage of trained electricians and stresses continued training. Frances Baxter left for Fort Pierce with Mrs. Lucy French to visit Roatoe French in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Geneva County
Harry Deering
Joy Brown
Alabama Power Company
Charlie Goodwin
M. M. Woodham
Hartford Vocational Home Economic Building
High Bluff
Mesdamen
J. Clark
Jon Childe
Louise Howell
E. B. Barnes
Ira Lee Barnes
Maggie Folsom
Pond Town
Roasie Mae Galloway
Camilla Burch
B. D. Outlaw
McNeal
Mesdames
E E Wills
Charles Hatcher
C. Hatcher
St. Paul
Callie Lee
Virginia
White
Wynona
Jeanette
Dean
Dundee
Frances Sullivan
Samson Vocational Home
Samson
R .E. Parker
Clarence Rhodes
J. J. Maloy
J T Maloy
Coffee Springs
H. C. Ri‘Wy
Grady Dunn
Heidle
Lillie Parmont
Lilian Davin
Religious Services Mark 81st Maneuvers on Alabamas Forest
Maj. Gen. Paul J. Meuller leads the Wildcats 81st Infantry Division during maneuvers in Conecuh National Forest Alabama with strong turnout for Lent services. About 309 services were held on a Sunday despite scarce chaplains as units moved between bivouacs within 15 miles. Chaplains balanced prayers with rapid schedules as cars stood by for further services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Meuller
Manevers
Conecuh National Forest
Alabama
Rucker
State University Activities Listed
State University Alabama reports on campus events including a mystery comedy cast led by Alec Cuppel set to premiere April 16 at Meres Hall. Other items note University of Alabama art club tea host, student government and YWCA officer installations, and interdenominational religious services for troops with Army hymnals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Matthess
Birmingham
Jamie Forres
Unientows
James Martin
Marthe Ingram
Hurtsville
Drew Beddeo
Tallasses
Chari Sanford
Jasper
Bert Broder
Keith Roderman
New York City
Bria Lamark
Pittsburgh
Bill Gram
Middletoe
N. Y
Wicksburg Honor Rolls Announced
The Wicksburg High School honor rolls for the first and second quarters were announced by Principal M. OW Merritt. Forty-one students made the first honor roll and forty-six the second, with numerous names listed including Huber Glover Benny Cum, Elsor Petty, Usotsa Gilley, Joyce Thomley, Peggy Collins, Helen Thames, and many others from grades one through twelve. Local families and faculty were noted in the report, with several teachers and community members mentioned in the surrounding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicksburg High School
M. OW
Merritt
Baudentsa
Huber
Glover
Benny Cum
Elsor Petty
Usotsa Gilley
Mery Elian Theeath
Joyce Thomley
Peggy Collins
Helen Thames
den Peters
Mery Lou Hatcher
Oulda Holloway
Jackie Hagler
Miriem Kirg
Ank
Petty
Marjie Fay Norton
Elune Herman
Betty Peters
Eugene Walding
Lavonne Reeves
Ned J Harris
Junior Gluey
Jean Cellina
Betty Jean Dowling
Metha Peters
Gwasdolyn Searcy
Low Jatkeon
Eleanor Price
Zeta Pate
Jarnm Thomley
Betty Glenn Reeves
Elva Parker
Gene Mills
Juanita Killingsworth
Carolyn Bellla
Walter Draughoo
Ibys Flowers
Hildria Beckham
Cloves Semmona
Imogene Scarborough
Roth Trawick
Bernell Byrd
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Bam
Mery
Rteon
Verkhoe Menabikey
Dorothy
Dorothy Lamour
Capt Willam Howard
Army Air Forces
George Cunningham
Boyth Outée
Mgr
Mrs. J. F Stallings
Pastela Navies
Blumberg
Mr. and
Mrs. Cobb
Bridge Club
REA
Mies Frances Baxter
Fort Pierce
Fife
Lucy French
Cio
F. &. Marine Carpe Women's Reserve
Marine Wister
State University
Agnes Ellen Harris
Raymond Rosa Paty
Percy M. Hickcox
Joseph W. Ruane
Division Artillery
Wicksburg
Ferry Howden
Dan
Delonis Rasves
Mary Faye Draughon
Bet
Ty Millingeworth
Wallace Myre Quims Lae
Jacke Ene
Deuter Eanders
Bobby Greaway
Mary Bay
Jimmy Bay Draughos
Jensings Thorley
Margaret Ard
Grane
Hannora Jehaniy
Ruga
Eugene Peters
Viegas White
Walaes Lee Bobby
Betty Jos Haruim
Sybl
Roberta
Dorsid
Twontiny
Halan Hartacg
Mildred Burhes
Mildred Jones
Willdeas Wy
Kathleen Williams
Ruby Ras
Tromley
Pouling
Beate
Ruth Leger
Conte
Ty Ingawerth
Lanelle Ethrage
Tue Brapsom
Katreen King Tha
Mildred Holland
Mra W Oh
Curtwilzht
Me Bily
Turkegee
Mra Dunwright
Agg
Troy Lewis
Ben Boussell
Ma W 'D Graves
Alexander City
Arthur Males
Martha Beard
Worhitebks, Fla
G. M Lewis
Dents Street
Eveelox
Eee Lam
Sai Ap
Dothan Roofing & Heating Co
Methan
Lending and Lorguet
Blumberg’s
Dothan’s Fashion Center
Bloombergs
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