Quotations and sayings attributed in a garbled list
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered quotes and authors. Names include Andrew Jackson, Ersle Zo Ag Amencen, Willam Orienaen, Willams Hacktr, E W Howe, Richard Steele, Francs Baron, Ay fies, Syrus, Plsurus, and John Masefield. The text shows mis-spellings and unclear attributions with no cohesive narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Adrew Jackson
Ersle Zo Ag
Amencen
God
Willam Orienaen
Willams Hacktr Relbesan
E W. Howe
Fichird Steele
Francs Baron
Syrus
Nalley Street
John Masefield
Engagement announced of Kennedy and Wast in Dothan
Mrs. John L. Kennedy announces the engagement of her daughter Lowse Kennedy to H. B. Wast of Panama City Florida. The wedding is planned at the bride’s home in Dothan in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kennedy
Lowse
H. B. Wast
Panama City
Fla
O. F. Clower
Andalusia
Dothan
Mrs
Morris Burkett
Southern Methodists To Hold Conference In Montgomery
MONTGOMERY The mid South atokc conference of the Methodist Church South will be held at the First Southern Methodist Church, Clay ton and Molar Streets, Aug N through Sep. 2. Delegates are expected from each of the church districts. Dr. G H Hendry, pastor of Montgomery's first church, president of the conference, will preside at principal sessions. Reports indicate progress and several new churches organized this year awaiting acceptance by the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mid South
Lystcupa
South
First Southern Methodist Church
Clayton
Molar Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Methodists
Methodist Union
G H Hendry
Hendry
Joint Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Mathis and Family
Mrs. Tom Mathis hosted a Sunday dinner at home for her husband’s fourth birthday anniversary. Granddaughter Miss Sue Taylor marked her seventh birthday. Attendees included J. A. Hodges and daughter Earon Nell, Leonard and Doris Taylor, Maggie Hodges, Buck Jones, Hill Hatcher and family, Babe Hatcher, L. P. Helms family, and Catherine Horace who will visit Waycross before returning to Camp Stewart. Private First Class Tom Helms was wounded in France on August 10, per War Department telegram. He has two brothers serving abroad and at Camp McCain. Catherine Horace plans a short visit to Waycross prior to Camp Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mathis
Sue Taylor
J. A. Hodges
Earon Nell
Leonard Taylor
Doris Murphy
Tommy Dan
Maggie Hodges
Buck Jones
John
Walter
Jones
Tom Clemmons
Johnnie
Thomas Wade
Hill Hatcher
Charles
Babe Hatcher
A. C. Whitten
Mel Mex Ward
Tom Helms
L. P. Helms
Slocomb
Route Two
France
War Department
Helms
Willie Helms
Joe Helms
Camp McCain
Miss
Catherine Horace
Rita Rowan Honored On Eighth Birthday
Rita Rowan was feted at an afternoon theater party hosted by Mrs. R. M. Rowan on her eighth birthday. The group attended a film, then enjoyed an ice course and candy favors. Attendants included Barbara Sanders Judy Rainer Claire Roberts Mina Hanahan and Delis Hal and Farth Forrester. Mrs. Foy E. Weiss and Mrs. Harold J. Patin plan to make their home in Miami as their husbands serve in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Rowan
Rita
Barbara Sanders
Judy Rainer
Claire Roberts
Mina Hanahan
Delis Hal
Farth Forrester
Foy E. Weiss
Jane Lewis
Harold J. Patin
Elizabeth Lew
Miami
Fis
Wells
Patin
Orlando
Charlotte Pogue
S. G. Landlais
Leon Harvard
Horace Hall
W. H. Turner
Atlanta
Church Circles Hold Meetings For Study
Four First Baptist Church circles met yesterday for study with leaders presiding. Circle Two discussed 1 Samuel and opened with prayer. Circle Four heard talks on a new day and Bible verses. Circle Elesen and Circle Twelve held talks and Bible quizzes with eleven to thirteen members present. Visitors included Mrs Elgin Cowarts of New Orleans and families from Dothan and Fort Gaines.
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Suecitatian
Teo Wis
Bob McClendon
Harry Cannon
Qarele
W M. Blount
C C. Bernew
Circle Elesen
E . Golson
A R B. Gissendanner
C. C. Hughes
George Cotton
Rol Cali
Circle Twelve
J. 4. Blackman
A. G. Spinks
John Wilson
Mrs Hanahan Honors Garden Club First Fall Meeting
Mrs Hanahan hosts the Garden Club at Fork Avenue in Redutee roses decorate the tea area. Guests include Mrs Saunders and many Dothan society names. The event features centerpieces, dainty sandwiches, embossed cakes, and iced drinks as Miss Ann Hanahan and Miss Mary Kelley Saunders help host.
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H OR Saunders
Mary Lou Belli
Burt Lauderdate
Fir
Mra Wood
Bel
Lo Hanehin
Pohiplinetti
Ann Hanahan
Mary Kelley Saunders
Girl Scouts Enjoy Lake Geneva Picnic
The Brownie Troop of Hartford joined a Lake Geneva picnic sponsored by Frances Brabickler Marm Lamroon and Ford Cotto. Activities included swimming and games with attendees Martha Sue Wood Carolyn Cotton Fabretenhs Cherry Audrey Harmood Jeanette Lammon Betty Tippin Sara Alice Guilford Evelyn Lammon Virginia Peacock Jeanette Cobb. Visitors Betsy Berkbickler Aubrey Lammon and Mr. and Mrs J H Bryson with Miss June Bryson spent Sunday and Monday in New Orleans.
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Kennedy-Washroth
Rita Rowan
M. L. Hanahan
LaBruce Hanahan
Frank Newton
Ingraham Hanahan
van Ritch
Elgin Cowarts
New Orleans
Fort Gaines
Jack
Susie McAllister
Peggy Grimsley
Clyde Smith
Tommy
Linda
Clyde, Jr
Tommy Buntin
Larkway” Files
Emery Johnson
Carol Ann
Charleston
D. C
Hurley Johnson
J. R. McArthur
Joe Gardner
Linda Joe
Alligene Johnson
E. M. Wells
Charles H Richards
Panama City Beach
Mary Milligan
Birmingham
Clark Rudder
Bobby
C. A. Patterson
Charles Patterson
Gomman
Tallassee
Sergeant Patterson
Abilene
Texas
Rosalind Moody
Verter
Auburn
Fred O'Brien
Mary Virginia
Memphis
Tenn
Montevallo
Alabama College
J. H. Hodges
Minam
Ocean Side
California
Kers
Hodges
J. E. Stembridge
Hartford
Hartford Gardes
Kk S Ward
E H Anderson
R. Black
Ward
Wren
Mra
EH Anderson
Daughity
JT Heinen
C.F. Day
Gun Borland
W C. Calbows
Wil Helms
Ho Anderson
Henry NeKee
Clarke
C. P. Collier
Edward Anderson
Brogandis
Cale
the Dollar Store
West Main St
The
Martin Theatre
Lake Geneva
J. H. Bryson
June Bryson
Buk & Hil
Sais
Sores
I Mae Bateres
Temaesttal Lees
Prdington, Ky
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