Mrs Fitzhugh Lee Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee entertained members of the Thursday bridge club and invited guests Wednesday afternoon with luncheon. Christmas decorations and lights adorned the reception room while gifts from Mrs Lee were presented. Four bridge games were played and a prize awarded to Mrs A T Dowling. Attendees included Mrs B H Thrower, Mrs D C Curris, Mrs Max Warren, Mrs Lewes Sarsions, Mrs W S Huey, Mrs Will Warren, Mrs Roland Huey, and Mrs A T Dowling.
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Enterprise
Dee
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee Yen Ae
Ka. B
Roland Huey
Mra. & T. Dowling
Winners Named in Eufaula Christmas Contest
EUFAULA December 26 Special Winners in the Christmas decoration contest sponsored by the city federation of garden clubs were: first prize Mia C A Scheffer for the most beautiful living Christmas tree on her sidewalk park with a twenty foot Cunninghamia spruce lit red white and blue. Second prize Eufaula Radio and Refrigerator Co window display with a house lit inside a Christmas sugar plum tree Santa with sled drawn by four reindeer. Third prize Mrs Comer Jennings for most attractive outside decorations featuring a star of lights and several trees with colored lights. Evelyn Hardy visiting Albany Georgia with Miss Thelma Wade. Wade to Dothan for a visit.
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Eufaula
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Mia. C
Eufaula Radio and Refrigerator Co
Santa
Jennings
Miss Norma Fey Returns Home From California Visit
Miss Norma Fey has returned home from an extended visit to Coronado California with relatives Mrs Thomas H Moorer her aunt Mrs S C Williams and Mrs Webster Thomas of Upland California The earth revolves about the sun in 285 days 5 hours 48 minutes and 48 seconds.
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Eufaula
Norma Fey
Thomas H Moorer
Coronado
Cal
S. C. ‘Willams
Webster Thomas
Upland
Country Club Christmas Dance Draws Large Crowd
A large, festive crowd attended the Country Club annual Christmas dance with bright decorations. Music was by the BID Farmer's Rhythm Band and guests included numerous local and out-of-town attendees from Americus Georgia Perry Greenville Mobile St Matthews Chattanooga and others. The item ends with an odd note: the peanut is a member of the game family as the pea.
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Country Club
BID Farmer's
T. £. Buntin
O. R. Hipp
Jessie Frank Stallings
W. A. Ritch
J. L. Wills
Americus
5. Howell
New York City
A. D. Carmichael
Sam Baker
Stanley Pittman
Herman Blumberg
Arthur Malone
Mary McCarty
William Johnson
Lily Mac
Jones
John Sweeny
Whit Harris
Nelson
S.A. Davis
T. K. McFatter
Careys Hooks
Floyd Baxter
Lawrence Oakiey
Jecome Spann
G. T. Cooper, Jr
Mayo Davis
Perry
Reynolds May
Herbert May
Greenville
Lee Shugerman
Josh Couch
Ovin Ford
Mobile
Theron Houser
St Mathews
S.C
Eric Gellerstedt
Ralph Smith
Amos Jones
Henry Flowers
Irvin Sisson
R. Flickma
Chattanooga
W. B. Logue
Jack Hunter
Pisciue
Lewis
John Fletcher
J.D. Ayern
Way
Robert Malone
Mixe Mercedes Clark
Frank Pridgen
Joe Sanders
Catherine Plakston
W. H Turner
Dougie Bailey
the Peanut
the Pea
American Set Captures British Eyes in Royal Circles
Milton Bronner reports on the American set in London as a diverse colony of business leaders and diplomats. The group socializes intensely, hosting lavish gatherings at clubs and embassies, with Edward VII’s circle mixing ease and extravagance, while critics in Britain debate loyalties and influence.
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Milton Bronner
Archbishop of Canterbury
American Club
London
American Women’s Club
Jamee Corrigan
King Edyard
Edward
Howard
Kow
Cup
Duke of Windsor
Ix Prince of Wates
New York
Hollywood
Menalien
America
Bray
Datchett
Thames River
Fort Belvedere
St. James Palace
Many Married Men Unsuitable to Parting Husbands Role
A psychologist notes that many married men are ill suited to separation from their wives. The essay critiques modern expectations, contrasting past vows with current demands, and praises Pearl Buck’s portrayal of Andrew Buck, highlighting masculine selfishness and the longing for companionship.
Fragmentary notice on personal items and attire
The text describes various wardrobe and accessory items such as boots, hats, gloves, boutonnieres, and handkerchiefs. It mentions organizing a supply, locating a specific item, and a thrift-like setup with transparent cell vices and labeled boxes.
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Alao Smalle
Boutonnieres
Bates Handkers
Langdon Matriarch of Alabama Legislator Dead Near Pickens
Mn R M Langdon mother of Robert M Langdon a member of the Alabama legislature from Pickens county died at her home aged years. Surviving are four brothers, two sisters and five children. Funeral services held Monday at 10 p m from Reform Methodist church with burial in Reform cemetery.
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Fickexs
R. M. Langdon
Robert M. Langdon
Alabama
Picken
Rufus Robert L. Price
Robert E. Lee
Ty Reform
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HM. Snellgrove
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Archbishop
Taras
Helen Wellheimer
Allsien
Azores
Fighting Angel
Pearl Buck
Carrie
Andrew
Walt
Amon Te
Abe
Dutlee
Adam
Paregon
Ick Poe
Jane
Ea Dath
Lufetime Oportuni
Going
Riage
Pis
Iris
Sone
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