Midland City Study Club Hosts Review Tea
Mrs Corbitt Benton and Mrs R Kelly of Midland City entertained the Midland City study club Wednesday afternoon at Bentons home. Low bowls of spring flowers adorned the reception room. Vice president Mrs A L Askew presided, and Mrs C P Evans read a book review. Refreshments were served during the closing social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbitt Benton
R. Kelly
Midland City
Midland City Study Lab
A. L. Askew
C. P. Evans
Retonga Is Grand Says Mrs Ledbetter
Mrs. C Roer Ledbetter, Anniston cine owner, praises Retonga for relief from indigestion and related symptoms. She claims improved appetite, weight gain, better sleep, and renewed energy after using Retonga. The ad notes Retonga aids digestion and is available at Cash Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retonga IS
Mrs. Ledbetter
Ctonga
Rover C. Ledbetter
Carter St
Anniston
Ala
Mrs. Ledetter
Retonga
Cash Drug Store
Young Adult Rally at Lafayette Street Church
About seventy five Methodist young adults from twelve Dothan district charges attended a district rally at Lafayette Street Methodist Church. Dr. S M Baker presided, Dr. Leo Rippy spoke on what young adults can do, and the group voted to give 118 to the Cuban church building fund with the next meeting set for May 8 at Foster Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Lafayette Street
S. M. Baker
Leo Rippy
Nashville
Board of Education
Methodist Church
Rippy
Welton Gregory
Alabama
Nada Jean Pelham
Don Whittenburg
Foster Street Methodist Church
Club Women Hold Business Meeting At Library
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Library on Tuesday evening to discuss five bills for the May State Legislature including child labor law and jury duty for women plus cosmetics regulation. They voted a $25 donation to cancer control and appointed a nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lilla Story
Cancer Control Fund
Jewell Thrasher
Joe Cook
Ethel Walden
Lena Madeson Phillips
Maude Baughman
Mra
D. D. Pilcher
Alice Lee Billiard
Annette Johns
L. A. Rouse
Marjorie Pullum
Jessie Streyer
Annie Lou Strickland
Thenie Johnson
Mrs. Sophronia Albritton Birthday Observed In Graceville
A Sunday picnic luncheon at J. W. Skinner’s Graceville route two home celebrated Sophronia A Britton’s 6th birthday anniversary. Guests included C. L. Skinner family from Columbus and Albany couples, Roy Butler family, Mae Skinner, Earl Skinner, and Hosea Simmons family among Graceville attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Skinner
Graceville
Sophronia Abritton
C. L. Skinner
Betty, Rater
GC. L., Jr
Elizabeth Skinner
Columbus
Lorene Snell
Curtis Smith
Gene
Ted
David
Albany
Roy Butler
Richard
Mae
Dorothy
Earl Skinner
W. B. Skinner
Hosea Simmons
Births in Florida and Auburn Families Announce Sons
Birth notices from Jacksonville and Graceville Florida and Auburn report new sons for Felix Tankersley Haynes Jr born at St Vincents Hospital on April 9 Jimmie Bell Grant and R Porter Grant announce a son born April 11 in Auburn Kenneth Lamar born March 30 Graceville parents Carlie Thomas announce the birth with grandparents Mary E Thomas and Tom Murphy connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix T. Haynes
Jacksonville, Fla
Felix Tankersley Haynes, Jr
St. Vincent's Hospital
R. Porter Grant
Jimmie Bell
Auburn
Carlie Thomas
Graceville
Fla
Kenneth Lamar
Mary E. Thomas
Tom Murphy
Tea Honoring Bride-Elect Sara Newton At Country Club
Mrs. G Y Malone and Mrs. Betty Malone hosted a mid afternoon tea at the Country Club honoring Sara Newton, fiancé of Kelly Carroll of Ozark. Guests, a formal receiving line, and elegant spring decorations framed the event with rice white and pink blooms and candlelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. G. Y. Malone
Betty Malone
George Y. Malone
Sara Newton
Kelly = C. Carroll
Ozark
Charles L. Newton
Wallace D. Malone
G. Y. Malone
Newton
Frank Newton
J. Arthur Keyton
H. B. Burdeshaw
Mra
Morris Malone
A. OD. Carmichael
Ashford U D C April Meeting and Local News
The Ashford U D C Chapter held its April meeting at Mrs. V C Bruner's home with azalea arrangements in the living room. Officers were listed, delegates appointed, and Mrs G W Whitaker gave the invocation. Members and relatives were noted visiting Panama City and Montgomery, with several updates on illness, travel, and family news from Ashford and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford U. D. C
V. C. Bruner
G. W. Whitaker
H. C. Lambert
Vv. Co. Suuner
E. M. Grimsley
Lea Gay
H.C. Lambert
R. FE. Amun
Crouses
Lester Rodney
E. B. Johnson
David Harrison
Woodbox On Wheels A Handy Homewood Improvement
Mrs Wayne E Alley of Ashford route one devised a woodbox on wheels to ease moving firewood beside the stove. The idea, sponsored by the Farmers Home Administration, uses legs with casters so the box can be rolled away for sweeping and rolled back into place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne E. Alley
Ashford
Bernice Pittman
Farmer's Home Administration
Alicy
FHA
Jine
Pittman
Man jailed for alibi as thin as his hair
Bernard McDowell spent 30 days in jail after police testified he was staggering drunk with strong alcohol odor on his breath and a bottle of bay rum. McDowell claimed he wore bay rum on his head, but the judge was unconvinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard McDowell
McDowell
Memorial Day plans and UDC meeting notes in Hartford
The Clifford Lanier chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. P. D. Commander’s home with Mrs. L. J. Corbitt hosting. Officers reported, Memorial Day observances were planned, and delegates named for the Montgomery convention May 6 to 8. A Sept 9 meeting was set with topics on Alabama history and the Confederate Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Lanier
United Daughters of the Confederacy
P. D. Commander
L. J. Corbitt
Krig. A. L. Cheney
Allen Childs
Larkin Corbitt
U.D.C
Montgomery
A. L. Chaney
B. H. Windham
W. M. Lanier
John Reagan
Alabama
Katie Radford
Ardella Pelham
A. C. Fields
Emory Corbitt
Amands Smith
R. S. Ward
A. J. Chaney
J. W. Hatcher
C. F. Davis
John Regan
J. F. Collins
Clyde Smith
Luncheon Hosts for Ray Thurman at Slocomb Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thurman entertained a group of friends and relatives at a Sunday luncheon at their Slocomb area home. Guests included families from Cottonwood Dothan and Slocomb, with others from Mobile and Birmingham visiting briefly. Bill Bolling, student at the University of Alabama, will return to Tuscaloosa after the visit. T. H. Whitfield has returned to Birmingham after a week with Dothan relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thurman
Slocomb
Hubert Holland
Doyle
Ernest Holland
Foy
Elmer Holland
Cottonwood
Route Two
Fd Crawford
W. T. Pitts
Larry Clark
Quincy Sympler
Bertha Holland
Dothan
Ocie Thurman
Charlee Ray
Eugene Thurman
Walter Bedsole
Jerry
Jimmy Smith
Betty
Joe Seay
Jack
J. R. Watson
Howell Bedsole
J. B. Bateman
Art
Bill Bolling
Mobile
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
G.Y. Malone
T. H. Whitfield
Birmingham
Area residents spend weekend visits over Easter
Brannon recounts visits from Harold Dunn and son Brad of Montgomery to Hartford. Jack Childs and Robert Childs from Bonifay Fla visited Mrs. Ida Bryan and Mrs. Jess Childs for Easter. Dr. Neil McKinnon and Alfred from Pensacola stayed with Dr. K. B. Willama. Martin Thompson returned from Montgomery to join Geneva County Construction Co. Mary Lou Daughtry visits her mother during spring break while a Montevallo College student, and Auburn student Earl Loftin spends the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Geneva County Construction Co
Mary Lou Daughtry
W. O. Daughtry
Montevallo College
Earl Loftin
Auburn
Aub Loftin
Visit Details From Pensacola And Auburn Guests
Mrs C Mason and Mr Albritton with Morace Eagerton of Pensacola will visit in Dothan over the weekend along with Mrs Roy Driggers and Mrs J T Eagerton. Mrs John P Robirson and daughter Anne left for Auburn to visit Mr and Mrs Porter Gran. Miss Rosalind Moody of Auburn is spending several days with Mrs W C Parmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mason
John P. Robirson
Anne
Auburn
Mrs
Porter Gran
Rosalind Moody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Hall
Kaitos
Henry Vas Dyke
Ee City Club
Ronald Oneal Sorrells
Oneal Sorrells
Hartford
A. E. Sorrells
More. J. H. Dean
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rere
Plydia E. Pins
Beneft
King
Ellison
Sears Bldg
W. Main
Mrs. Grover C. Ledbetter
Mrs. Albritton
He Lok
En Aaa
J. C. Tate
Goshen
Laurie Malone
Jerome Sullivan
Jane Flurry
T.W. Wells
Jack Pate
Jackin
Joe
Panama City
C. D. Williams
Madge Kirkland
Washington, D. C
O.V. Kirkland
Kirkland
Verna Kirkland
John Sellers
Jacksonville
Agee
Glenda Agee
Webb Wells
Carson Glass
Walter Bruner
Hazel Slosberg
Wyatt Wells
Ed Bruner
Wister Jean Cook
J. S. Williams
Tors
F. G. Granger
Edel Granger
Luverne
D. D. Strong
Carlixie Miller
Clanton
John Paul
John P. Miller
Miller
Marvin Thompson
Troy
M. L. Cummins
Hartford News
Threes
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Church
Seth Ward
Clayton Brannon
Ack
Houston Wan
Milton Holman
Marvin Wood
Bush Cox
China
Marion Holman
Fletcher Peacock
Houston Smith
Louie Johnston
Fred Borland
M. D. Lammon
C. ~. Dowling
Jesa Gillin
Pantho Chaney
Verna Clark
Jess Riley
Daughtry
Bessie Mullins
Ed Mosely
Will Hardwick
Hoscoe Hardwick
Antgug Smith
Hubert Strickland
Metz Hardwick
J. F. Marley
Randolph Howell
Will Metcalf
Cleve
Howard A. Blazer
Christian Home Church of Christ
Vicksburg
Parceyomate
Blessed Reef
N, Foster St
M. Southern Diaper Service
Dorothy Cere Eases
Cary “Phe
Purina
Chick Arte
Houston Wholesale Co
Wiregrass
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