Wreaths of social life in Dothan clubs and weddings
The column lists social events in Dothan including PTA rally plans at the courthouse, Thursday Luncheon Club at the Houston hotel, a host of ladies hosting bridge and card parties, and announcements of weddings and engagements. Names include Miss Bernice Shepard, Miss Elsie Mae Baker, Mrs. T. G. Arnold, Mrs. Maude Freeman, and the Poston Volt wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Shepard
Montgomery
Leo Bush
Elsie Mae Baker
Miss Shepard
Elgin Cowarts
Theo Hall
Freeman
Lawrence Oakley
Kate Helen Harris
Mabel Harris
Gladys King
Nell Morgan
Tom Buntin
Horace Hall
Alice Sturgis
G. T. Cooper, Jr
Quin Flowers
Curtis Adams
D. Q. Wilson
Joe Beall
Whit Harris
Az Flowers
Jack Hunter
George Logue
Beaty Whidden
New Treasurer for Democrats
Spinster club meeting announced by Miss Mary McCarty for Saturday at 2 PM at the Houston Hotel. All members urged to attend. Also reports of local social visits, church activities, and brief notices on farming, travel, and forest income figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinster Club
Mary McCarty
Houston Hotel
National Forests Receipts Decrease Reported
Washington August 5 AP says receipts from America’s national forests fell by 50 percent in the fiscal year ending June 30 1932, mainly due to a $1 491 275. The decline reflects reduced revenues from timber and other forest products and affects federal forest program funding.
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Washington
America
Former Giants Phillies and Reds star now Indianapolis Indians coach
Walter Holke, who played for the Giants, Phillies and Reds and led the Terre Haute Three Eye before it disbanded, has taken on a coaching role with the Indianapolis Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Holke
Giants
Phillies
Reds
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Indians
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Miss Theo Hall
John Lee Higgins
Frogram
Dothan and
Houston County
Parent-Teachers’ Association
P.T.A
J.L. Crawford
19Th District of
A. VY. Malone
W. L. Andress
R. D. Crawford
Henry Flowers
J. J. Flowers
Hawkins
Arthur, Keyton
Reynolds May
Sarabbott Robison
Wetumpka
A. J. Miller
T. W. Palmer
Charles Rush
A. 8. Frasier
Eula Purefoy
Talladega
Rawlins McKinney
J. S. Amos
T. G. Arnold
S. A. Jeter
West Main Street
Mary Jeter
Arnold
Mike Walsh
A. Jeter
Dupree
Jimmie Reese
Melba Sellars
Slocomb
Birmingham
Cathaleen Allen
RE Volt-Poston
C. W. Poston
Bascom
Fla
Bessie Maye
John Re Volt, Jr
Re Volt
Alcazar Theatre
Mrs. Maude Freeman
Agnes L. Parrish
Samson
Mary Virginia
Clifford B. McLeod
New Orleans
Ala
Clifford McLeod
McLeod
Sewell Production Company
Atlanta
South
Crestview
Bank of Crestview
Sterling
Maury Lou Methvin
Eufaula
J. I. Elfis
B. A. Ritch
Democrats
Amos Tindall
Enterprise
Jimmy Tindall
C.w.tindall
North Alice Street
Gavin Whitsett
Mobile
Dotham
G. A’s OF
First Baptist
The
First Baptist Church
Laura Nell Mosely
Japan
United States
France
Durham County
England
T.W. Smith
Clarendon
Texas
A. J. Chambers
Mette Borland
Grace Bryan
Edith Watson
Hartford
Lou Berna Perry
J.L. Dean
Howard Guilage
Jim GuiJlage
Columbus, Ga
J.f.anderson
Columbiana
John Kemmy
Jennings Gissendanner
Joe
Lamar Phillips
Ariton
Grace Rountree
Dorcas Rountree
D. Gissendanner
Frank C. Walker
New York
Butte, Mont
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alaska
Chipola Park
Dead Lakes
A. S. Pound, Mgr
Postoffice
Kinard, Fla
Maud Edgell
Catonville
Maryland
Strand Theatre
Sun
Blumberg
Jack Oakie
and W. C. Fields
Dothan
Hui Exes
Myers Tobacco
Wats