Gleanings from Dothan Society and Calendar Notes
Mrs Eric Gellerstedt hosts Mrs L E Gellerstedt of Troy in Dothan on North Bell Street with guests from Fort Pierce and Macon while Bible study, church events, and social clubs fill the week. Local residents travel to Eufaula and Arkansas. Miss Roselyn Covington to sing at Presbyterian Church. numerous meetings and visits noted across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Gellerstedt
Troy
Eric Gellerstedt
North Bell Street
Gellerstedt
Lou Cowart
A. D. Frith
Latham
J. L. Eltis
J. R. Fairclothe
Eva Solomon
Marigana
Roselyn Covington
Headland
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Guild No. 1
Episcopal Church
Gipsey Boozer
West Troy Street
First Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
Foster Street Methodist Church
Anna Pierce
Henry Flowers
Belle Bennett
Hubert Farmer
W. C. Fenn
Carolyn Dowdell
M.S. Spann
S. A. Jeter
Marianna Bridge Club Hosts and Social Trips Highlight Local Notes
Marianna hosts and guests fill multiple bridge club gatherings with spring floral décor and refreshments. Lists of attendees include Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mrs. M. C. Smith, Mrs. J. W. Hightower, Mrs. L. R. Jennings, Mrs. William Webster, and Miss Lucie Neel Dekle. Trips mention Mr. and Mrs. Milton hosting, and visits by Charlie Morse, Grace Morse, and others to Panama City, Pensacola, Miami, and Tallahassee, with various relatives and hotel stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Horne
M. C. Smith
W. H. Nobles
Milton
John Milton, Jr
John Burton
M. R. Burton
Owen Watson
D. A. McKinnon
Lafayette Street
Charlie Morse
Grace Morse
Montgomery
Ala
J. M. Donaldson
Enterprise
R. R. Pettus
J. &. Porter
Pensacola
J. G. Lambe
Johnny Taylor
Cc. S. Mueller
Pavo
C. C. Harrison
Miami
Fla
Maxine Davis
Malone
W. R. Davis
A. D. Harkins
Kitty Frew saga and the Treasure Island Shop
Kitty Frew after her husband Gar dies finds support with friend David Frew and later starts a shop with Carol Somerset in Winston's Elm Avenue. The year-long effort includes Dalton Frew’s quiet partnership, Kitty’s growing independence, David’s distance in New York, and the shop’s first anniversary as they balance family duties, debts, and new ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Kitty Frew
Doreena Tuber
David Frew
Arr
Hdg
Carol
Winston's Elm Avenue
Josie
Mrs. Frew
Stratton’s
Kitty
Carol Somerset
Treasure Island
David
Paul
Dalton Frew
Times
Paul Somerset
Dorcas Taber
Elm Avenue
New York
Miss Bixby
Win
Old Pound
Worst Sea Disaster 20 Years Ago Thursday
New York April 11 AP Twenty years ago on Thursday the Titanic struck ice and sank with 1,513 aboard. Survivors numbered 711. The ship, largest afloat, was built at Belfast for White Star Line, launched May 31, 1911, and sank on its maiden voyage after leaving Southampton April 10, 1912, via Cherbourg and Queenstown. The vessel never reached New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Titantic
Belfast
White Star Line
Southampton
Cherbourg
Queenstown
Local residents travel and visit across Alabama and Florida
Miss Mary Addis Riley will leave Saturday for Montgomery to spend the weekend with friends. W. S. Street was a business visitor in Panama City on Monday. Miss Roberta Carter, part of the Quincy high school faculty, spent the weekend here with her parents Mr and Mrs John H Carter Sr. Mrs H A Riley is visiting relatives in Montgomery this week and will return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney McMullan
Chipey
Marianna
T. W. Conelye
H. L. Brennerman
Panama City
C. Cobb and
John Cobb
Samson
Ala
Bryan Sykez
Litle Son
Birmingham
Hinton Folsom
Wallace Farrior
Tampa
Hotel Chipola
W. A. Boone
Charlotte
N. C
Fletcher Smith
Moesera
F. M. Holbrook
H. H
Columbus
H. H. Lewis, Jr
Eugene Bowles
Donalsonville
C. C. Harrison
Margaret Herrin
John Milton
Bill Milton Wynn
Tallahassee
E.G. Kilpatrick
Eva Mae McKinnon
Slim Gunter
Bernice O'Connor
Myris Gause
Herman Eldridge
Port Stote
D. A. McKinnon
Louise McKinnon
J. W. Hinson
Doris Jean Hinson
Jacksonville
Millard Caldwell
Milton
Congress
Coral Smith
Tall
M. M. Brinson, Jr
Miami
American Legion
A. J. Lewis
Rosalie
Norman
Buddy
M. D. Allbright
Port St. Joe
Homer G. Boggs
F E. McCask
Blountstown
A. S. Bound
Hanry Kate
Chipola Park Inn
M. C. Smith
Montgomery
Katherine Smith
Woman's College
Mamie Lambe
Pensacola
S. H. Stafford
L. D. Carkhuff
Edwin
Dothan
Willie J. Taylor
Cottondale
H. J. Jordan
Mary Addis Riley
W. S. Street
Roberta Carter
Quincy
John H. Carter
H .A. Riey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Cleft-Addams
J. W. Patterson
T. B. Sherwood, Sr
Ruth Sherwood
Macon, Ga
R. Y. Lane
Clement Ritter
Eufaula
Helr
Fondy Jackson
St. Petersburg
Points
Arkansas
Mary Kirkland
Mrs. R. L. Kirkland
Frank Newton
South St. Andrews Street
Margarete
Louise Newton
Pat Jones
Helen Hall
Newton
B. W. Armatrong
H. EB. Burdleshaw
J. D. Campbell
H. L. Cannon
Sanford Dawsey
A. W. Hawkins
W. C. King
Lewis
Asa Lisenby
Charlie Newton
Leslie Smart
Henry Witherington
R. E. Yarbrough
Beaty Whiddon
Duey Rowe
Wood Pierce
A. N. Brock
W. M. Flowers
Walter Helms
John Crawford
T. W. Palmer
Woodland
North Foster Street
Miss Bunch Halstead
Marjorie Howell
Helen Jones
W. B. Thomas
Thomas
D. S. Curry
Will Warren
Charlie Stokes
F. E. Blue of
Ozark
Edward Bogart of
Albert Jordan
Curt Solomon
Marie Gibson
F. EB. Culver
W. B. Cox
Lockie Rankin
J. D. Foy
E. N. Passmore
Octavia Rush
J. R. Young
O. N. Hill
The
Mother's Club
W. B. Adams
le Gal Douraine Club
Roy Driggers
South Oates Street
Riggs
Merrill Building
G. W. Blakey
N. Foster
Baker
Paul Carter
J. B. Spann
Appalachicola
Robert Perry
Birmingham, Ala
N. A. Baltzell
Jane Asbott
Chapter
Mr. Frew
Burt
Dorcas
Mrs. Gentle
Flere
Miss Taber
Jane Adoate
Elite Cafe
Dothan's
N. Foster St
Dothan Ice Cream Co
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