Culpepper Sisters Honored On 17th Birthday Celebration
Culpepper sisters Eariine and Merle Culpepper were honored Saturday at a party marking their 17th birthday. The event included many family friends and listed numerous attendees and well-wishers from the Culpepper circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpepper
Fae
Eariine
Merline Cul
Ak 8
Petty
Ashle
Billy Rosa Mal- Mas
Earl Stewart
Bill Dari
Mary Lele Clark
J. W. Foreh
Betty Hicks
Budge Lew
Faye Williams
Thurmen Calhoun
Liverine Devis
Bobby Poke
Nullir Fye Martin
Virgil Hughes
June Howard
Junior Phillips
Agnes Pestock
Robert L. McDaniel
Runette
George Granger
Dorothy M. Guy
John R. Trawick
Floyd Hall
Carl Sco
Ats
John Gay
Rob Martha $. Arnold
Jam Se Parnes
Charten Mere
Art Tolar
Billy Tolar
Willie iMlter
Robert Jetters
Reymond Hardper Guy
Mrs. C. €. Culpepper
Home Club Sees Mrs Mixon Lead May Program
Pansey home demonstration club met at Mrs Curtis Mixon’s home with eight AWN members and one visitor. Members planned two social events for May 5 at Mrs Mixon’s home in observance of National Home Demonstration Club Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansey
Curtis Mixon
E. E. Fabanks
Ray Mixon
Evelyn Dozier
Curts Minon
Talmadge Ftheridge
E. C. Engram
Nes
Evelyn
Secrets of Charm and Social Ease For Girls
A 19th/early 20th century style discussion outlines manners as an asset in personal and business life. It emphasizes respectful speech, posture, greeting, invitation etiquette, and steady daily courtesy to project poise. Readers are urged to study manners to avoid friction and foster confident interactions with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. It
Buen
Water Colors Show at State University Art Museum
A 20th century water color exhibit titled Two Centuries of Water Colors, American and Foreign, is on display at the University of Alabama Art Museum. Featuring Louis Barré and artists such as Constant Lambert, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, John Marin, Demuth, Kingman, and more, the show draws from the Art Institute of Chicago and the American Federation of Arts and runs through April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marin
America
Chae'et Demuth
Adolf Dein
Charles Borchfild
Mervin Jules
Vante Korkland
George Groe
Dong Kingman
iChurch Groups Feted At Donalsonville Parties
Special members of the First Baptist Sunday School and Sunbeam Rand entertained Thursday afternoon at the church. Beverages and an Easter hat contest featured a decorated table. Ed Cannington reviewed a basket of eggs for the prize while Mrs Roy Jones and others assisted. Over 8 attendees played contests with prizes won by Ray Godfrey, Lotte Blair, and Jack McCrakin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natsonville
First Baptist Sunday School
Sunbeam Rand Urre
Sinamg
Farvos
Ed Cannington
Roy Ones
The
Sunbeams
Mr. Dun
Oris Brackin
Wusoh
Frank Willams
Intermediate Baptist
Collie Mil
Burgere Ragan
Watson Lee
Rovdonce
Wenner
Clade Achley
Mrfer
Ragan
Ray Godfrey
Lotte Blair
Jack McCrakin
Day Of Meditation Observed By WSCS of Donalsonville
In Donalsonville the WSCS of the Methodist Church held a day of meditation with four sessions, prayers, and talks on fellowship with God and the Way. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Landingnam led discussions, and Mrs. Mosely read Gospel chapters during worship, ending with a commitment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalsonville
Methodist Womans Society of Christan
Breve
God
Matrad Chance
Dear Miss Dix on marriage money and breakfast duties
Dorothy Dix discusses whether poverty should delay marriage and the impact of money on a couple’s happiness. She argues money eases strain but affection endures for couples with shared hardship, while noting daily burdens test marriages. In a separate query a woman boasts many virtues and asks for judgment on her mixed self description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Aman
Ars
Mart
Blakely News Amelia Barmedale FHA Chapter reports
The Blakely FHA Chapter met Monday with President Charlotte Chandler presiding. Minutes by Sylvia Nartley, secretary, noted plans for a square dance and fund use to cover expenses for a representative to the national convention in Kansas City. Members Rebecca Crawford and Betty King won. The chapter aims to send four delegates to the state convention in Savannah in May. Local visits noted, and Dorothy Dix guidance column discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely Fha
Charlotte Chandler
Trevor
Sylvia Nartley
Secrelay
Kansas City
Rebecca Crawford
Betty King
S¢via Hartey
Mary Eleanor Arnold
Blakely
FIA
Local Visitors and Names in Weekend Social Notes
A long list of weekend guests and visitors appears from Atlanta to Monticello and Albany. Names include Mr and Mrs Rry Lindsey, Mrs E J Robinsen, Mrs A F Marsh, Mr and Mrs George Jennings, Mr Mes LeRoy, Mrs RR Balkeom, HW A Perry of Hunt Texas, Mrs Earl Groves, J D Breete Jr, B G Stanéer, Grubbs, Milford McDowell, Jack McDowell, and Homer Bush Jr. The report notes social calls and travel across towns, with several families hosting and visiting during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ib. Buchannon
Rry Lindsey
Atlanta
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Home Club
Williams Shos Shop
West Main
Charmalle
Chambotain
Wamberlain
Secrets OF Charm
John Robert Powers
Mra. Beil
Neal
Cathe
al Banies
Sere
Valdosta
UCB
Holcombe's
Shepherd
Belcher
Owerk
Holcemibe
Fort Worth
Tes
Horace T. Sapnidings
Danley Furniture CO
North Oates St
At State University
WSCS
Bill Galloway
Southeastern Air Service
Galloway
Huntingdon
Jeanine Ward
Jefty
Huntingdon College
Dorhan
Sarah Antoine
Mabie
Francis Mane
Bay Mineux
Dorothy Dix
Iberr
Jess
Dorothy Pix
Fouihermere
Blunberg
Blumberg
Amelia
Barmedale
O. Gunthorpe
Dothan
G. F. Pickle
E. F. Akinson
Jacksonvile, Fin
P.lan
Dorothy Dix Carnot
Misa Dix
Times Square
York
Harden
Altwe
Elton Fr
Dean
Vicky
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