Empty Arms and Fading Autumn in Honolulu Story
Poem reflects on infertility and aging, noting dreams of a baby bringing solace as Caroline Parker Smith laments the long wait for motherhood. The Honolulu Star-Bulletin piece pairs the verse with society notes on Mrs. Shugerman hosting a luncheon for Mrs. Dickinson with guests and table details. Also mentions Miss Sera Lewis traveling to Montgomery for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Parker Smith
The
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Lee Shugerman
Jay Dickinson
New York City
Shugerman
Dickingan
Julian Dell
H. B. Burdeshaw
Myer Blumberg
Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern No 1623 B House Frock Wrap Back
Barbara Bell pattern No 1623 B offers a wrap around back house dress with a plain rear and ruffled front details. It suits sizes 14 to 40 with busts 32 to 40 and calls for 4% yards of 36 inch material plus a contrast for ruffles. Tomorrow features semi tailored sports stock with cape collar.
Harmony Club Holds Wednesday Meeting at Houston Hotel
Harmony Club met yesterday afternoon at the Houston Hotel with Mrs. Troy Lewis presiding in the leader’s absence. The program included a club collect federation hymn report by Mrs. A. B. Blount a talk on Music of Spain by Mrs. F. M. Gaines and musical numbers led by Mina Frances Hancock Virginia Hancock Miss Frances Hancock and Mrs. Troy Lewis. About ten members attended and the session adjourned after a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Lewis
Harmony Club
Houston Hotel
Alva Lewis
Club
Federation
A. B. Blount
Spain
F. M. Gaines
Leschetitsky
Mina Frances Hancock
Arthur A. Penn
Mesaina
W. C. Smith
Moskowski
Virginia Hancock
Frances Hancock
State Business Women's President Guest At Meeting
Miss Ethel Ramage state president of the Alabama Federation was honor guest and speaker at the Public Relations Dinner held by the local Business and Professional Women's Club in the Houston Hotel Tuesday evening. Ramage stressed women in business and professions and the ideas Woman a co dictator of Justice Social and Economic Security for Women and The Cause and Cure of War. Ruth Timmerman was toast master and Elma Baxter club president led the program with songs and solos by Berta Griffin Campbell and Gladys King. Accompanying Ramage to Dothan were Mrs. Carrie Lou Andrews and Miss Eunice Ward. Other guests included J Theodore Jackson Harry Hall C Co Bennett H C Mostello Mrs Carl Synce etc. The dinner table featured Easter place cards and pansies. gladioli adorned the piano. Mrs Ike Rimson and sister Mrs Milner of Panama City have returned from Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ramage
Montgomery
Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Houston Hotel
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruth Timmerman
Elma Baxter
Evelyn Sewell
Gladys King
Ramage
Dothan
Carrie Lou Andrews
State Federation
Eunice Ward
J. Theodore Jackson
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Harry Hall
Relatives honor Mrs Mary E Kelley on 76th birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at Mount Pleasant Church four miles south of Dothan on the Cottonwood road for a picnic style dinner celebrating Mrs Mary E Kelley’s 76th birthday. Family members present include Kelley and Halstead relatives along with many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kelley
Mount Pleasant
Dothan
Cottonwood Road
Barbara Bell Pattern Service notes and society items
Miss Helen Jones, a student at Alabama College at Montevallo, returns home for holidays. Dothan events include visits by Mr. and Mrs. W. Wood and son from Jasper. Dr R D Crawford addresses Sixth District Nurses Association on The Orient and disease in China. Card clubs hosted by Mrs Howard Ward and Mrs Frank Ussery feature bridge and prizes. Birth announced for Kathleen, daughter of Dr and Mrs James Stapleton of Carlisle, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Ed Jones
W. Wood
Jasper
Dothan
James Stapleton
Carlisle
Kathleen
Junior Harmony Club Meeting At Houston Hotel
The Junior Harmony Club holds a meeting Saturday at 10 30 AM in the Houston Hotel for an important choral practice. The guest program has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Harmony Club
Houston Hotel
Overcame Her Nervousness with Cardui Testimony
Mrs Charles Sivil of Hartshorne Oklahoma recalls nervousness nearly defeating her years ago. She credits Cardui with restoring appetite, increasing strength, and a sense of well being after two bottles. Thousands of women testify to Cardui’s benefits though she warns to consult a physician if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sivil
Hartshorne
Okla
Cardus
Romance Lends Color To Old Law About Small World
In Oneida Kansas residents note a quirky romance where the Coats twins Louise May and Lois Maude are set to marry Sebring twins Ray and Roy, both Marine Corps privates in San Diego. The twins, born here 23 years ago, once separated in life then reunited through letters and a mutual choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Kas
Seattle
Wash
Coats
Louise May
Lois Maude
Sebring
Ray
Roy
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calls
Beattie
Lois
Louise
Sebring Twins
Bremerton
Uncle Sam
Sixth Marines
Local figures attend Abbeville B P U Conference
Rev Paul Stewart and several local women including Ili ano Culbreth, Dot Rodney, Frances Collins, Jane Fields, Charlotte Bowden, and Eloise Ray Skipper attended the B P U Conference in Abbeville on Tuesday. Guests and visits include Miss Bobby Dennis of Dothan staying with Miss Elizabeth Hand, Will Espy of Birmingham visiting Mrs Bidie Skipper and Mrs Helen Carter, and Mrs Jack Locke returning to Clanton with her parents. Other notes mention Mr Joe Mack Linch visiting his in laws, Max Ethridge on a Birmingham trip, Winnis Beasley of Blakely visiting Ralph Beasley, Dot Ward of Aubin with grandparents C A McGriff, and Olive Armstrong with Francis Mullins from Montgomery staying with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stewart
Iliano Culbreth
Dot Rodney
Frances Collins
Jane Fields
Charlotte Bowden
Eloise Ray Skipper
Abbeville
Bobby Dennis
Dothan
Elizabeth Hand
Will Espy
Birmingham
Bidie Skipper
Helen Carter
Jack Locke
Clanton
R. L. Williams
Joe Mack Linch
Linch
Ea Williams
Max Ethridge
Winnis Beasley
Blakely
Ralph Beasley
Dot Ward
Aubin
C. A. McGriff
Olive Armstrong
Francis Mullins
Montgomery
House wrecty de Asheville N q ers there have pa
A garbled note from Asheville reports at least 500 residents facing payments to escape taxes or penalties. The fragment mentions a residential area and vocal concerns over cost and legality without clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrecty de
Asheville
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Mrs. Shugerman
Mrs. Dickinson
Sera Lewis
Barbara Bell
Billy Johnson
Ruby Johnson
N. Herring Street
Billie
Bille
Jane Porter
Ruby Love Harris
Ann Barrow
Mary Malone
Gloria Golson
Mrs. Johnson
Byrd Flowers
Tommie Oakley
Jane Whiddon
Herbert Blumberg
Byrd Farmer
Herbert Farmer
Ann Hanrahan
Doris Adams
Julian Harris
Harry Page Collins
Marion Knox
Ashford
Jack Gheesling
Henry Weathers, Jr
Bobby Shanks
James Norman Spann
Fred Ayers
Eloise Buntin
Hugh Spann Jr
Davie Stephens
Tommie Buntin
Robbie Ann Halsten
Esther Spann
Martha Watford
Ann Hall
Carolyn Spann
Thomas Stephens
Irene Davis
Barbara Middlebrooks
David Vann
Richard Ramsey
Josephine Beall
Carl Vann
Marco Holman
Thomas Vann
Russell Farmer
Patricia Dawsey
Virginia Dave Rice
B. G. Farmer
Sonny Sellers
Jimmie Grant
Charles Kraselsky
Peter Jones
LaBruce Hanahan Jr
Sule Ann Flowers
Cecil Canty, Jr
Kimbrel Harris
Jack Cowarts
Jimmie Johnson
Gloria Spann
Mickey Brennan
Betty Jean Hunt
Eleanor Roge Byers
Joan McCutcheon
Helen Cobb
Mrs
Frank Newton
South St. Andrews Street
Beta-Delta Card Club
A. Db. Carmichael
High Score Club
C. R. Hipp
C. T. Rogers
South St Andrews Street
J.C. Stewart
Jacksonville, Fla
Pensacola, Fla
Rev
Cc. C. Stewart
M. S. Spann
EF. A. Pace
Jeanette Spann
Auburn
Opelika
State Business Women's President
Berta Griffin Campbell
Ike Rimson
Milner
Panama City
Fla
Atlanta
John A. Cobb
D. L. Kelley
Eddie Kelly
Choris Kelley
Mary Will Kelley
Ray W. Hayes
J. H. Halstead
Inez Halstead
John Huron
Freddie Paul Halstead
Eldridge Knowles
Sam Spivey
Brinson Delaware
Louise Spivey
Wilmer Spivey
A. J. LaBelle
B. R. Taylor
T. G. Kelley
F. W. Kelley
Elizabeth Kelley
James Willis Kelley
Mack Allen Kelley
Amelia Kelley
Quin Ellen Kelley
F. A. Collins
W. D. Harper
W. Www. Folsom
Anna Laura Folsom
Wilburn Folsom
J. D. Merritt
J. G. Taylor
J. H. Davis
Bernie Davis
Reginald Hardy
A. D. Lambert
J. B. Dean
Mary Grubb
Wilma Watford
Bruce White
C. L. Casey
S. A. Mullins
Lizzie Davis
Porter Merritt
Barbara Bell Pattern Service Care of
Ala
Eagle
Camp Street
New Orleans
RE. D. Crawford
Sixth District Nurses Association
Hilden Pharmacy
Eva Posey
Frank Dunham
Posey
Martiel Sharp
Nurses Association
Louisville
G. R. Smith
R. D. Crawford
Crawford
Orient
China
Ruth O'Neal
Hogam Pittman
Sadie Reynolds
Lucille Reynolds
Connie Snell
Truzie Sport
Lila Sheppard
Lucille Teal
Enterprise
Jewel Thrasher
John Talley
Shethy Thomas
Webb
Lesle Watford
Atna Ford
Mrs. Ward
Howard Ward
W.C. Lokey
J. J. Astleford
Bruce Page
Morris Garner
Fred Hall
E. T. Moody
Salomon Baxter
0. Z. Husky
Dorthy Jean Husky
Charles Jtenette
J. OS. Baxley
H. H. Richardson
Fort Benning, Ga
BETA
Delta Club
Ussery
Frank Ussery
North Tenn Street
Floyd Forrester
Cowdry Farmer
Az Flowers
Zolly Doak
BE. Ww, Hawkins
Rawlins McKinney
Beatty Whiddon
J. B Hart
Ax Flowers
Booth
Reall Dry Goods Co
R.F. Sheppard “the Jeweler
N. Foster St
Colleen Moore
New York
James Roosevelt
Groun
Miss Moore
Alfred E. Smith
Columbia News
Helpet
Leila Medlock
Smitr
Dreses
Smit
Baxter’s
Brownbilt
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