UDC Chapter Meets For Program And Business Session
Dothan chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs. Annie Glenn’s home hosted by Mrs. Glenn’s daughter Mrs. Charles R. Farmer. Mrs. J A Ellis spoke on The Family Life of Thomas Jonathan Jackson and Matthew Fontaine Maury. Mrs. Buntin spoke on Robert E Lee in the National Cathedral. Ritual and prayers led by Mrs. Will Flowers. Cards and sympathy notes reported. Members present listed. Tea served with cannelling arrangements and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Glenn
Ay. Marchman
Dothan
UDC
Will Flowers
Marvey Harrison
W. H. Bennett
J. L. Darby
J. N. Blaum
John Jones
Hugh Spann
Savannah
Robert E. Lee
W.S. Wilson
J. W. Battle
WT. E. Buntin
Jesse Burks
T. C. Cuthbertson
J. A. Ellis
J. C. Haynes
P. I. Hopkins
Troy Lewis
A. BE. Mathis
Lincey Moseley
J. G Gyons
C. W
Huntingdon College Second Semester Begins January 31
Montgomery Alabama Huntingdon College schedules the second semester to start Monday January 31 announced by Dean Paul T Stone. New student applications due January 21 and freshman admission at term start. Registration Friday January 28 and dormitory reservations via President Hubert Searcy. Transcripts from other colleges due January 21. Mid term exams run January 2 through 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Huntingdon College
Paul T. Stone
Dean Stone
Huntingdon
Hubert Searcy
Stone
Specialist Gives Advice To Parents On Protecting Youngsters Eyesight
Dr. Franklin M. Foote of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness says one in five school children has defective vision and many require medical attention. Parents should ensure good reading light, proper viewing distance, and avoid poor print. They should teach rests, correct cross eye early, and watch for signs like rubbing eyes, squinting, headaches, or blurred vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Taylor Marke
Wewsf
Franklin M. Foote
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Junior
Tr. Toole
Dr. Foote
Ashford News Highlights A Busy Holiday Season
Community notes from Ashford wind through festive travel to Orange Bowl and Sugar Bowl events in Miami and New Orleans, family visits in Panama City and Tampa, and local residents returning to study or resume duties. Names include Sanford Pate, Mary Nell Pate, Dan Snell, Frank Owens, Bill Lewis, Muriel Ledbetter, A. J. Sandoz, Carl Hall, and many Ashford families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Agee
Glenda Agee
A. L. Snell
John Ed Williams
Ashford
Marian Petway
Strong Bruner
Atlanta
B. A.everett
Judge Bruner
A. J. Sandoz
Mobile
Carl Hall
Albany, Ga
Curtis Arnold
Peiy
M. E. Hall
Edward Oliver
Pontiac
Mich
Wesley Yoler
Jack Pate
Lee Taylor
Panama
Annice Jackson
Enterprise
W. P. McArthur
Panama City
Wesley Toler
A. L. Hartley
Gene Layton
Hubert Pate
Billi Payne
State Teachers College
Troy
Sanford Pate
Mary Nell Pate
Sammy Pate
Cedar Springs
Mr TS Lewis Speaks At Sorosis Club Tea
Members of the Sorosis club met Tuesday with Mrs William Espy presiding. Mrs Roys Lewis gave an interesting lecture on Cheryl Crawford a Broadway producer. The tea table featured pink and white camellias and a social hour followed. Attending were Mrs Lawrence Oakley Mrs Frank Pridgen Mrs Maxwell Jones Mrs J M Stallings Mrs J L Mullins Mrs T E Buntin Mrs Arthur Malone Mrs Charles Northcutt Jr and Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Chule
William Espy
Roys Lewis
Cheryl
Crawford
Espy
Rawlins McKinney
Lawrence Oakley
Frank. Pridgen
Maxwell Jones
J. L. Mullins
T. E. Buntin
Arthur Malone
Charles Northcutt, Jr
Lewis
Hartford News Notices Honor Birthdays and PTA Plans
Mrs. B L Woodham and first Jesse Gillis hosted a watch party for Elizabeth Carlisle and Mary Ann Gillis with games prizes and a bonfire fireworks ending a bell ring at midnight. Hartford P T A held a meeting at the high school with Miss Fannie Schmitt talk on reading and a Tom Thumb Wedding committee. Birth of Susan Diane Windham announced at Tippin Hospital. Dempsey W Hodges seriously ill at Headland Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.L. Woodham
Jesse Gillis
Elizabeth Carlisle
Mary Ann Gillis
Harriet Boland
Bobby Harden
Kathleen Dowling
Herbert Miller
June Stubbs
Doyle Kinsaul
Sara King
Jimmy Daughtry
Delores Guilford
Harold Phillips
Larajean Wood
Wayne Parker
Burl Mercer
Robert Daniel
Joe Borland
Jimmy Anderson
Hugh Overton
Ray Bagget
Hartford P. T. A
Metz Hardwick
J. T. Holman
J. M. Reagan
John Jeffers
Reagan
Fannie Schmitt
Edwin Anderson
Ada Sanders
Leslie Brannon
Edd Donnell
Royce Myers
Rex Brannon
County Board
Clarence Thomley
Dempsey W. Hodges
Headland Road
Grooming Tricks For Girl With A Head Cold
A winter guide to looking fresh during a head cold. Use a crisp neat hairline with light lacquer, fragrance, and careful brushing. Apply two powders for natural tone, and a no shine liquid to dim nose shine before makeup touch ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Zayze
Abbeville Matrons Club Opens Year With Meeting
Abbeville special report on the Abbeville Matrons Club first meeting of the year at Mrs. Yann Owens home. Seventeen members and three guests attended. Activities included holiday fund reports, bookmobile service update, Giry Scout fund, cemetery improvement committee, and four Christmas parties. Johnny Barksdale left for Memphis to attend Southern College of Optometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville Matrons
Abbeville
Matrons Club
Yann Owens
Hinton Gregory
Joe Kiarpp
Ernest Arant
Edward Blacklidge
P. A. Duffey
E. N. Creel
Blacklidge
Espy
Giry Scout Fund
Cemetery Improvement Committee
J. P. Mitchell
Junison
Johnny Barksdale
Memphis
Tenn
Southern College of Optometry
Colorful Skis Lead Winter Fashion on Snow
NEA Fashion Editor EPSIE KINARD reports colorful skis debut on snowy slopes this winter as aluminum tech replaces wood. Bright color matches appear in blue electric outfits with cap and jacket, a sun‑bird yellow ensemble, and silver gray with royal blue accents across parka, gabardine pants, skis, and poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NEA
New York
Hemer
Hilton P. T. A. Dance Sponsors Successful Night
The Hilton P T A sponsored a dance in the new gym last Friday with Norman Lindsey and his Play Boys of Early County providing music. The event cleared 24.00 dollars, to be added to the lunchroom fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
Hilton P. T. A
Norman Lindsey
Playboys
Early County
Blakely News notes visits and a car mishap
Local items report Laura Underwood of Atlanta suffering minor injuries when she was thrown from a car en route to Blakely to visit relatives. Other notes cover visits and holidays of residents including Marion Dunning in Athens, Rufus Lane’s Jacksonville trip, Bridges family gatherings, and health updates for Ira King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Pete) Underwood
Laura
Billy
Atlanta
Blakely
John L. Underwood
Marion Dunning
Alvin Stiles
Athens
University of Georgia
Rufus Lane
Jacksonville
Fla
Don Bridges
Frank Bridges
W. A. Harper
W. C. Seago
Winter Haven
R. R. McLendon
Ira King
Arlington Avenue
Ed Minter
Wilton Radney
Century, Fla
Mr. Radney
W. F. Lawrence
Births announced for Stanley Joe Rabian and Jerry Chester Parker
Mr and Mrs Joe M Rabian announce the December 27 birth of son Stanley Joe in a local hospital with grandparents A W Smith, Marr Bon and others. A son Jerry Chester born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Alto Parker with Jerry’s grandparents A B Parker and A D Bowers. Jerry Wayne born December 19 at Graceville clinic with sisters Betty Joyce and Barbara Ann and grandparents Jasper Smith and Vanns Skipper. Also notes Mr Joe Walden of Mobile visiting sister Mrs Marvey Harrison and Mrs W E Finch of Atlanta visiting Mr and Mrs A D Usserv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Rabian
Ashford Route One
Stanley Joe
A. W. Smith
Marr Bon
Abbevile
Jerry Chester
Alto Parker
A. B. Parker
A. D. Bowers
Jerry
Clyde Smith
Jerry Wayne
Graceville Clinic
Betty Joyce
Barbara Ann
Afr
Jasper Smith
Vanns Skipper
Sleconyb
Joe Walden
Mobile
Mrs
Marvey Harrison
Blakely visitors attend Georgia-Texas game in Orange Bowl
Residents from Blakely joined Georgia-Texas football fans in Miami for the Orange Bowl on New Year's Day. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Hightower, and several local friends. Billy Bryant also visited his sister Mrs. Freeman J. Nevins during the trip. In New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michael and children Judy and Tyler spent the weekend for the North Carolina-Oklahoma Sugar Bowl game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Blakely
J. G. Loyless
Miami
George Gee
Hilton Hightower
W. Lt. Collins
W. R. McKinney
S. G. Maddox
Buddy" Maddox
Felix Barham, Jr
Ralph Hutchins
Ted Whitchard
Billy Bryant
Billy
Freeman J. Nevins
Henry Michael
Judy and
Tyler
New Orleans
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North Carolina
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Monarch Cleaners
Ashford News
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Auburn
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Morelle
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Lambert
Janie Brooks
Annie
Lou Brooks
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M. C
Alabama College
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E. B. Johnson
E. B. Joarson
Johnson
John F. Browder
Gallatin Tenn
Gallatin
TS. Lewis
Sorosis Club
Hartford News
Mary Ann. Gillis
Earl Windham
Tippin Hospital
Susan Dianne
Windham
Sue Spears
Hartford
J. D. Spears
T. A. Windham
Blakely News
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W. E. Finch
A. D. Usserv
United Warehouse Company, Inc
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Borden
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