At Club Affair For Contingent Evening Decor Recap
A festive scene described includes red and gold decor, glass mantles with candles and berries, a mirror above tables, a decorated punch table, and a large Christmas tree. The setting features candles, lights, and bric a brac as Camp 820th medestran provides music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Groves
Camp
Bridal Party Fetes Miss Acres And Miss Espy At Country Club
At Dothan County Club Sunday evening a rehearsal party honored Miss Caroline Acres and Miss Elizabeth Espy before their upcoming weddings in the Fire Presbyterian Church. Guests included Ensign Charles H. Chapman and Miss Martha Jane Ferm. Decorations featured white and green with daisies roses and all white blossoms. The buffet display used silver and white accents with white candies in novel containers. Attending were Mrs. Acres, Mrs. Jim Acreer, Mrs. W. C. Farmer, Mrs. Henry Michael, Mrs. Faris C. Moody, Miss Correa Jean Haris and Mrs. Charles Cooper.
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Caroline Acres
Elizabeth Espy
Dha Dothan
Charles H. Chapman
Mis Marth
Jane Ferma
Presbyterian Church
Miss Acres
Holiday gathering and travels noted in town records
Mrs. Wiliam Walton and others attended a holiday gaiety with over three hundred guests. Mrs. Alex Hall returned to Anniston after visiting here with her sister and brother-in-law Corporal and Mrs Herbert Johnson. Mrs. Beaty Whiddon and Jana left for Greenville Alabama to attend the funeral of Winston J. Ray, who died Sunday in a Chicago hospital after a long illness.
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Alex Hall
Anniston
Herbert Johnson
N. Appletee Street
Mra. Beaty Whiddon
Jana
Greenville
Alm
Mra. Whiddon
Inlaw
Winston J. Ray
Chicago
Euzelian S S Class Holds Annual Christmas Party
Mrs C Chapman hosted the Euzelian S S Fourzhan class for its annual Christmas party on North St Andrews. Decorations featured holiday motifs and a devotional by Mrs L D Collier. Sam C Reeves presided as president with plans discussed for the Every Member Campaign. Prizes, games, and a salad course followed the social hour as gifts were distributed among members.
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C. ©. Chapman
North St. Andrews Street
Fourzhan
Sam C. Reeves
Christ
L D. Collier
W. C. Comble
LD. Collier
Clase
Carl Sellers
W. C. Cumbie
Cody Hays
Floyd Hacks
George Cunningham
H. G. Barber
Roy Turner
T G. Hagler
W. A. Nordan
Jimmie Bracken
Robert Kilgore
Buford Williams
Houston Barksdale
E. E. Hussey
Happiness is a dish we cook in our own kitchen
Dorothy Dix argues that happiness depends on personal effort, not tragedy or fortune. She critiques weary domestic life, urges women to craft joy through homemaking choices, attitudes, and perspective, and notes husbands reflect a wife’s viewpoint. The piece urges self-made happiness and mindful domestic delight.
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Courer
Respond
Tommy
Bad Cocka
Sam
Chidren
John Keyton Hosts Holiday Open House in Dothan
John Keyton hosted a Christmas open house on Cherokee Avenue in Dothan attended by about sixty local young socialites. The event featured holly decor, red candles, and festive centerpieces as family and friends gathered during the holiday season. Guests included Mrs. William Weissinger and others, with attendees traveling from area to celebrate the season. John R. Keyton of Miami, formerly in Dothan, is reported improving after medical treatment, and the host is noted as the father of Dr. John A. Keyton of the city.
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John Keyton
Alabama Military Institute
Cherokee Avenue
Dothan
William Weissinger
Frank Newton
Arthur Keyton
Betty Jean Woodham
Sybil Roberts
John R. Keyton
Miami
Mr. Keyton
John A. Kyeton
Huntingdon Alumnae Join Armed Forces
Huntingdon College alumnae have entered military service with roles in the Women's Army Corps and Red Cross work. Miss Kethros J. Reveter, formerly a physical education instructor, is now a captain and commanding officer at the Second WAC Training Center in Dayton Beach Florida. Mina Fleten Turner, a noted PE director, has gone to North Africa with the Red Cross. Colonel Burton W. Armstrong Jr arrived from Randolph Field to attend to his ill father.
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Hudtagdon
Colege
Ats
Heten Marsh Neridisn
Mina
Focner
Huntingdon
Gene Rankin
Engin
Harriet Ly Thoms Toot Montgomery
Simnon
Frances Mc Lame
Birdingh
Macoe Cone Women's Reserve
Kethros J. Reveter
Preesemer City
N.C
Women's Army Corps
WAC
Daytona Red Fla
Mina Fleten Turner
Purmingham
Burton W. Armstrong, Jr
Randolph Field
Texas
FW. Armstrong
Istere
Armstrong
C. P Tson
Jacksonville
Fla
Walter Barnes
Pritchard, Ale
V. J. Groesbeck
Me ‘Pine
Hia Hedalde
Fragmentary OCR: Local Coffeehouse Names Mystery Misread
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Valett and Prissy for Motte with a note about speed and a Miss Mury eight and Bre dot hor. The readable text is too garbled to confirm persons, places, or events.
Fragmented historic note on maneuvers and names
A fragmented OCR line describes maneuvers and names amid wartime language. The readable portion mentions cheetah like caution and a jest about keeping marching orders. Specific people or places are not clearly identifiable in the legible text.
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Miss Acree
Miss Espy
Wiliam
Walton
Willem G. Hinckley
Thomas — Bontis
Merry Grubb
Frenchie’s Beauty Salon O
Southside Granite Co
B. Applebee Oey L. Brome
Jack Klogry
Euzelian S. S
Kathryn Lane
Saint Mary's School and College
Raleigh
N. C
Fred Lane
D. C. Lammong
New York City
Bruner
DeFunia
Springs
James Moore
Big Springe
W. H. Martin
Frances Cartier
Portland
Maine
Wade Griffin
Dusy Street
ISLAG
Speigner
Walgreen
Dorothy Dix
FL Asherry
Era
Byrd
Hot Springs
Arkansas
FL A. Flowers, Jr
Arkadelphia
Arkanasaw
Charles EE. Harmon
Seymour Johnson Field
NW. C
Annie Laurie Harmon
Ohel
DR. (. H. Poitevint
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
Harden
Alabama Power Engineers
Alabama
Alabama Power Company
Army
Tom We
Onur
Lee
Alabama Power
AlaLama Power Company