Bedside visit as Batchelors attend father ill
Miss Helen Hall Jamie Batchelor of Savannah and Harry Batchelor of Miami are at the bedside of their father J. W. Batchelor who is seriously ill at his home 408 N Appletree Street. Miss Lily Mae Jones spent the weekend in Montgomery as a guest of Mrs Margaret What nce Mr and Mrs J M Kirkland of Graceville Fla were Monday visitors here. Officers and teachers of Headland Avenue Baptist church to meet at 7 tonight. The R D Freeman will accompany Mrs Freeman Mrs G T Cooper Jr and Mrs Quin Flowers to Sylacauga Thursday to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Elgin Cowart. Mr Freeman will spend the weekend in Birmingham. Mrs Eva Latham of Mystic Conn left Monday for Panama City Fla where she will spend the winter. Mrs Latham spent the past weekend in Dothan as guest of Mrs A D Whiddon. Harrig Jefferson of Columbus Ga is a business visitor in Dothan. L L Dean of Troy is spending a short while in the city. J J Cantey of Birmingham is a visitor in Dothan today. That Is The House poem intro and Junior High P T A meeting postponed to January 23. Various society visits and bridge tea plans noted. Residents and visitors from several states noted in Do than.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Batchelor
Savannah, Ge
Harry Batchelor
Miami, Fla
J. W. Batchelor
N. Appletree Street
R. D. Freeman
Freeman
G. T. Cooper, Jr
Quin Flowers
Sylacauga
Elgin Cowart
Mr. Freeman
Birmingham
Eva Latham
Mystic, Conn
Panama City
Fla
Big Creek Social Notes From Showman Alabama
Big Creek community life is pictured with moves and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Seamaster move to Showman Alabama, while Mrs Pearl Martin and children were dinner guests of Mrs Espie Barbery. Odell and Inez Tindell hosted Willie Mae Shepperd and R Q McAllaster Sunday. Montgomery visitors Mr and Mrs Clayton joined Christmas with Mrs Clayton's parents Mr and Mrs John A Cobb. The Harrell family and daughters Bertha Mae and Kathaleen dined with Misses Maybell and Carrie Bee Carroll. John Grice visited Tom Carroll, Miss Martha Tindell recovered from illness, Mrs M L Barbery spent a day with Mrs Pearl Martin, and Arthur Reeves Odell Tindell and R Q McAlaster were in Pansey Sunday night. Kate Jeffries recently visited Mrs Cora Thomley. Howell Branton and baby Billie Joyce spent the day with Mrs Cora Thomley. Rev Frank Barnes preached to a large crowd Sunday night. Carlton and John Clark were Big Creek visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Seamaster
Showman
Ala
Pearl Martin
Espie Barbery
Odell
Inez Tindell
Willie Mae Shepperd
R. Q. McAllaster
Clayton
Montgomery
Misses Maybell
Carrie Bee Carroll
John Grice
Tom Carroll
Martha Tindell
M. L. Barbery
Arthur Reeves
Odell Tindell
R. Q. McAlaster
Pansey
Kate Jeffries
Cora Thomley
Howell Branton
Billie Joyce
Local Social News From Dothan Route Four
Miss Inez Peterson visited her sister Mrs. Maxie Heeder this week. Miss Cassie Mae Deese and Inez Peterson visited Miss Essie Mae Parker Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Widgeon and family of Columbus Ga spent the weekend with Mrs. John Peterson. Essie Mae Parker spent Monday with Eva Ritch Headland. Parker and Inez Peterson attended Harmon Wright funeral at Enon church Friday. Inez Peterson and Cassie Mae Deese visited the Crawford home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Peterson
Maxie Heeder
Cassie Mae Deese
Essie Mae Parker
Henry Widgeon
Columbus
John Peterson
Mies Eva Ritch
Headland
Harmon Wright
Enon Church
Crawford
Students Return After Holidays to Various Colleges
Geneva special lists local students resuming college after holidays. Bido Purvis Fannie Ruth Pledger Elizabeth Bullock to Alabama College Greg Thornton to Birmingham Southern Lorene Vaughn Bessie Miller Rebecca Campbell to Livingston Phil Carter Hamp Morris Gid Morris Henry L McKinnon to Auburn James Joseph Beasley Lewis Gay Ruth Latimer Kathryn Latimer Maud Boyd to University of Alabama Norvell Latimer to McCaillie School Terrell Morris to Lincoln Memorial University Helen Cobb of Blakely spent today in Dothan S. J. Caldwell of Montgomery visiting Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva, Jan
Bido Purvis
Fannie Ruth Pledger
Elizabeth Bullock
Alabama College
Greg Thornton
Birmingham Southern
Lorene Vaughn
Bessie Miller
Rebecca Campbell
Livingston
Phil Carter
Hamp Morris
Gid Morris
Henry L. McKinnon
Auburn
James
Joseph Beasley
Lewis
Arrangements For Alabama Education Association Meet
Birmingham delegates prepare for the Alabama Education Association convention March 17 to 19 with committees under Dr. C. B. Glenn and Dr. Charles A Brown already working. More than 5 000 teachers and education officials are expected to attend the annual sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama Education Association
C. B. Glenn
Charles A. Brown
Recreation for jobless Chicago aid program expands activities
January 12 AP reports 13,000 unemployed men under the joint emergency commission may play basketball, engage in checkers or participate in dramatics. The plan aims to relieve boredom and asks citizens to donate used musical instruments, decks of cards, games and athletic equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joint Emergency Commission
Ctizens
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Helen Hall
Lily Mae Jones
Margaret Whatnce
J. M. Kirkland
Graceville, Fla
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
Harrig Jefferson
Columbus, Ga
Dothan
L. L. Dean
Troy
The
City
J. J. Cantey
Elle Tatum Diehnel
J. C. Wadlington
A. Flowers
W. R. Parker
Wells
Boston
Mass
Eddie Pittman
Parker
Pensacola
Fls
W. A. Beall
Malone, Fla
S. J. Tillman
Bessemer
W. C. Berry
C. C. Harrison
Marianna, Fla
Mrs. Mayme Rouse
John C. Smith
E. L. Pierce
Samy
Mexico ‘City
Anglo-Mexican Claims Commission
Big Creek
Marcelle Beauty Shop
Morrill Bidg
Meyrovitz’s
Meyrovitz
New York
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Odels
Helen Cobb
Blakely, Ga
S. J. Caldwell
Dickson’s
Lens Dothan
Cl. & Press
E.T. Moody
Nyes
G. W. Blakey
Glasves
N. Foster
Henry D. Hand
North
Foster Street
Green Bay Gardens
National Board OF Fire Underwriters
John Street
West Adams Street
San Francisco
Merchants Excl
National Organization of
Stock Fire Insurance Companies
Americas
Bob Montgomery
Hollywood
Tar
Walter Winchell
Neva
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