Hartford Home And Garden Club Hears Defense Gardens Program
Hartford Home and Garden Club members attended a defense gardens program featuring Mrs Ed Donnell who explained planting schedules and distribution. Misses Spears sang patriotically and Mrs Albright spoke on food production while volunteers organized salvage and square upkeep and club donations supported the grounds project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Home and Garden Club
B Johnston
Albright
W. A
Adem
Mises Albright
Edward Anderson
Hese
Ed Donnell
Mise
Joan Spears
Mies Nell Windham
Alva Saundere
John Reagan
Tom Tindell
A L Cuancy
J. C. Quillin
Selvage
Alva Eaunders
Prod Borland
John Raagan
J. T. Holman
Hostamses
8. Ward
Pinckard Bride Shower Hosted by Borland and Hudgess
Mrs Alto Borland and Mrs John Hudgess hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Jimmy Leonard, bride Mrs Marie Harris greeted guests and presented gifts to the bride Rose Hudgens. Attending were Mrs Leeorsé, Mrs J F Clements, mother of the bride, Mrs Allen Curry, Miss Tamay Wills of Ovark. Rooms were decorated with spring flowers and potted plants. Tea and daluties were served by Miss Carolyn Buell and Miss Edys Moring. Mrs Payton Curry presided at the bride’s register and gifts were displayed by Mrs Alto Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckard
Alto
Borland
John Hudgess
Jimmy Leonard
Mies Marie Harris
Rose Hudgens
Mra
Leeosré
J. F. Clements
Allen Curry
Tamay Wills
Ovark
Carolyn Buell
Edys Moring
Payton Curry
Alto Borland
Personal visits flourish around Montgomery and beyond
A string of social visits unfolds from Philadelphia to Dothan and Montgomery. Mrs T F Kenney and family from Abbeville visited relatives in Dothan. Mrs Weeks and daughter Patricia from Tampa stay with her parents in Montgomery. Mrs Guy Hardwick travels to New Haven to join her Yale instructor husband. Mrs Dupree Davis and son Johnny visit Montgomery relatives. Billie Mullen heads to Columbiana with sister Gayle. Mrs Jefferson Hudson spends days in Montgomery with her mother-in-law. Corporal Sam Barrascoe recovers at Camp Rucker. John Ayres and daughter Carolyn spend days in Montgomery with Mrs T McLendon. Henry Floyds spend a day there. Mrs Lazie Ray noted at 4 N Foster. Mrs Orlin Truett leaves for Camp Polk with her husband Sergeant Truett.
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Guy Hardwick
New Haven
Conn
Lisa J. Hardwick
Yale University
Dupree Davis
Johnny
Billie Mullen
Columbiane
Columbiana
Harry Gilmore
Gayle
Wetumpke
Jefferson Hudson
Montgomery
F. 1
Neal
Sam Barrascole
Camp Rucker Hospital
Frank Barranco
Jackson
Miss
N. Ball Street
John Ayres
Carolyn
T. McLendon
Henry Floyd
Dorothey Dix Says About Marriage and Work Life
A dialog on marriage cost and independence contrasts bachelorhood with married life. A man prefers avoiding a hard home, envisioning a lively, well-kept house and a wife who remains appealing. The narrator counters with wedding ring durability and the motive to keep a wife content rather than enslave her.
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Nat
Sue Lavianes
Amile
Wit
Abe
Gahkosh
Birth Announcements From Augusta and Graceville
Bergeant and Mrs Dowing Gres berry of Augusta Ga formerly Headland announce the birth of Darble Merwin on January 23 Mr and Mrs Price Kornegay announce the birth of a daughter Betty Joyce on January 3 Mrs Karasgay formerly Miss Thalma Ruth Martin of Graceville Fla is the mother Privates and Mrs Robert Kirby Jr announce the birth of a son Robert Larry on January 18 Mrs Kirby is the former Christine Whatley of Colombia Route Two
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Bergeant
Mra. Dowing Gresberry
Augusta
Headland
Darble Merwin
Mra. Price Kornegay
Betty Joyce
Mra Karasgay
Thalma Ruth Martin
Graceville
Tia
Robert Kirby, Jr
Robert Larry
Mra Kirby
Christine Whatley
Harry Whatley
Colombia
Meeting announced at Mrs Bes tom Quick home
The New Coutury Chubr will be entertained at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bestom Quick, 1005 West Main Street. Mrs. D Wilson and children Joyis and David returned yesterday to their home in Columbus.
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Bestom Quick
West Main Street
D. Wilson
Joyis
David
Yesterdday
Columbus
Mrs Thweatt Dies In Hartford Hospital
Mrs. Carmilla Thweatt aged thirty two died at Hartford Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Lea's Chapel Church near Hartford with the pastor officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include husband A J Thweatt of Graceville, Fla a daughter Mary Alles Thweatt of Graceville, mother Nre Alles Vanlangdenham of Graceville and half sister Mra Calvin Adams of Black Als.
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Carmilla
Thweatt
Hartford Hospital
Lea's Chapel Church
Hartford
Church
Fellows Land Forrestal
A. J. Thweatt
Graceville
Fin
Mary Alles Thweatt
Nre Alles Vanlangdenham
Mra Calvin Adams
Black, Als
James Woodham Funeral Conducted
Funeral services for James FF Woodham seventy two died at his home on Cottonwood route one after a short illness were held at Memphis Baptist Church with Rev Albert Davis officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Burns and Forrester directing. Surviving are his wife three sons William A Woodham John F Woodham Evander Woodham a daughter Mrs C M Varnum three brothers Elise Woodham and Claude Woodham sisters Mrs Sarah Ann Fulford Mrs G W McCrendon and Mrs Daissy Pelham.
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James FF. Woodham
Cottonwood
Memphis Baptist Church
Albert Davis
Burnss
Fallows
Forrester
William A. Woodham
Dothan
John F. Woodham
Fort Eustis
Evander Woodham
Hartford
C. M. Varnum
Willie Woodham
Elve Woodham
Claude Woodham
Eustis
Fila
Sarat
Ann Fulford
Columbus
G. W. McCrendon
Fie
Mra
Daissy Pelham
Biocom
Farm Women's Clubs To Meet During Week
Houston County home demonstration leader Mies Fran Malette announced a training meeting at Core Market Wednesday at 10 20 a m. The program includes a demonstration on the care and repair of household equipment by an Ambereit extension agent. Other club meetings are scheduled for the week.
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Houston County
Mies Fran Malette
Houston County House
Anbern Eit
Idle wives and working women shape happy life
A fragment discusses how modern wives who work sixteen to eighteen hours daily create stable homes and bond with husbands, arguing that idle women cause illness, divorces, and doctor visits. It suggests marrying to keep a wife idle leads to trouble, and asserts workers avoid misfortune by staying active.
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