Emerson Poem and Bryant Collins Embassy Move Obit
Fragmentary notes mix Emerson poetry with a notice that Bryant Collins has been transferred from London to Warsaw to join the US Embassy. It mentions his wife and two daughters Judy and Pamelia and their residence in London for the past two years, plus social visits by B F Sweet of Mobile and D A Cameron with Franklin Swool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Collins
London
Ng- Jang
Warsaw
Poland
Mr. Collins
Judy
Pamelia
Topdon
B. F. Sweet
Mobile
Dothan
D.A. Cameron
Franklin Swool
Headland Avenue Baptist Circles Hold Mission Study
Avenue Baptist WMS circles meet in members homes Monday afternoon for mission study with social hour and light refreshments. Reports cite seven members plus a visitor at Lucy Wood circle. other circles meet at various homes with prayers, devotionals, and study of The Life of Christ and Japan's New Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headland
Avenue Baptist
Headland Avenue
WMS
G. D. Scarbrough
Lucy Wood
Flora Bextey
Larry Harrison
T. B. Murphy
Robert Hall
Anne Judson
Arthur Lane
Lane
de Yvational
Mra
J. E. Woods
Japan
J. A. Regater
D. A. Trammell van Hostese
Hattie Newton
Snn
C.H. Prichett
John Sullivan
Mary Masters
E. H. Allen
Mable Hall
Baptist Friendship Class Entertained By Mrs Lane
The Miret Baptist Church friendship class met last night at Mrs Wilbourn Lane home for a covered dish supper. Mrs E C Cree led meditation and officers were elected. Mrs Frank Gwaltney hosted games and contests. The Lane residence with spring towels and sweetpeas hosted a car tray of pansies for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asocio
Miret Baptist
Wilbourn Lane
E. C. Cree
Res! Dorks
Frank Gwaltney Als
Denton Street
Harry EB. Wistrand
W. J. Adame
L. B. Davis
Ha, Parker
Bush
Noai Mortis
Kenneth’ Avertuhe
B.C. Creel
A.B. Rudd
Margaret Findley
Dan Phillips
Levi Thrower, Jr
Harry Wist
Uuind
Franklin Meeker
Edward Cugowski
Lb. Herring
C. &. Smith
Harry Gope
Norman Ward
Casey Arnold
Ly- Wan Marshall
Nellid Hagkt
Raymond Shelley
Paul Crawford
Birth Announcements and Local Notes
Birth notices report Judy Carol Newman born January 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Newman with Blanche Woodham as midwife, and Richard Austin and Vickie Ann born January 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Finden of Hartford route three. twins linked to Tindell and Austin Turner families. John seated born January 14 to Mr. and Mrs. S. E- Generatedt in a local hospital. Moody Hospital Alumnae Association to meet at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Murdes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Rex Newman
Blanche Woodham
Noance
Judy Carol
Rex Newman
Route One
Otis Woodham
Slocomb
Wayne ‘Finden
Hartford
Wing
Richard Austin
Vickie Ann
Tippins Hospital
Mrs. Tindell
Mrs
Austin Tuner
John Seats Borte
Moody Hospital
Murdes
Victor Friedman
Tuscaloosa
APT
Beatrice Lurie
Missions In East Topic For Study By Church Group
Christian Women's Fellowship discussed missions in the Far East last night at First Christian Church. Speakers covered the Philippine Islands and Japan, with devotionals led by church members. A Youth Week planning committee was formed for January 2 to February 6, and a covered-dish luncheon was scheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Chrisian
First Christian Church
Lloyd Peacock
Charles Whiddon
B. Segler
Philippine Islands
Hubert Pearce
Roy Conner
Japan
W. J. Ray
T. C. Cuthbertson
F. R. Scofield
Charles Goodwin
Fashion Trends Highlight Springwear from The Press
A read of a spring fashion feature notes wearable trends and styles for the season. The piece emphasizes bold shapes and coordinated outfits, showcasing accessories, fabrics, and color palettes likely to influence wardrobes.
BTU Leaders Meet For Buffet Supper
Mr and Mrs Robert Williams hosted a BTU supper with Southside Training Union leaders sponsors and department chairmen in attendance A business session followed AI BTU members are urged to attend the February 5 church meeting where George Bagley will speak The attendance drive slogan is Eag One for Bagley Readings listed include J A Armstrong Fay Chalker Oney Morris Fred Harris Clarence Weeks Glenda Allison Peacock Bill Gresley Rev Oliad Wilson and Mrs Doran Desi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
Southside ‘Training Union
AI Btu
George Bagley
State Training Union
Bagley
J. A. Armstrong
Fay Chalker
Oney Morris
Fred Harris
Clarence Weeks
James McLean
Glenda
Allison Peacock
Bill Gresley
Oliad Wilson
Doran Desi
Couple Hosts Family Luncheon in Donalsonville
A Donalsonville couple entertained at a Sunday family luncheon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lemmacks with daughter Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibbons and children, Mrs. W. J. Steadham, and the Owens Perry family from Bainbridge, plus families from Tallahassee and Fowlstown. Verda Paglash of Cicero, IL, arrived yesterday for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McRae
Fowlstown
Gibbon
Fr. Redenborn
Tallahassee
Ray Stevens
Verda Paglash
Cicero, ML
Church Units Report Mission Work And Special Programs
Multiple church groups share mission work and programs at First Baptist and Southside Baptist WMUs. Members visit hospitals, newcomers, the sick, shut ins, and unaffiliated Baptists, distribute religious facts, deliver groceries, and hold prayer services. Royal Service program notes Christ the Answer for the World with a prayerful close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
J. H. McMullan
Henry A. Parker
Robert Guillot
Graves Knowles
Holtoman
Christ
Macey Given
Jack Seaborn
Jack Mantel
Fred Boyd
Cody Hayes
Hugh Gachet
Sanders Marley
Allison Peacock
WMU
J. K. Gunter
Oland Wilson
R. Ve Day
Camellia Show Set January 21 in Montgomery
The third annual Camellia Show organized by the Montgomery Society in cooperation with the American Camellia Society will run January 21 to 23 at Cloverdale Junior High School Montgomery Alabama. Doors open 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm daily with Sunday hours noon to 6:00 pm. Camellia lovers from Alabama and nearby states are invited to view hundreds of specimen blooms and artistic arrangements. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Society
Kell
Cloverdale Junior “Aigh School
Montgomery
Alabama
Alabami
Mrs. Nettie Youmans Hosts Luncheon Reunion
The Youmans family reunion gathered Saturday evening at Mrs. Nettie Youmans home. Camellia arrangements and early spring flowers decorated the setting as relatives from Atlanta Sandersville Susanville California and local towns attended the dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Youmans
Donaleonville
Augustus NM. Youmans
Robert Brown
Iris
Ann
Atlanta
Wilburn Howard
Hugh
Sandersville
Robert Youmans
Susanville
Calif
Gus Youmans
Vicki
Gibson Yourmens
James Willam Youmans
Welti ‘Yournans
WMU Association Meet Set Thursday
The WMU Association plans its quarterly meeting Thursday at the Headland Avenue Baptist Church in Dotuan. The morning session starts at 10:00 a.m. with the theme Leck At The Home Land. Mrs Herman Greet will lead the devotional and Mrs AD Zbinden will discuss Which Way America. President Mrs R HM Pure urges societies to send representatives and bring reports from last October's annual meeting, when twenty three churches were represented and every society reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
R. HM. Pure [Cell
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Ralph Waida Emerson
Lori
Madleines
Lone Ng
Clave
Battle
Southern Liquid Gas Company
Jon Hell
Robert
Ea Kennedy
J. E. Campbell
D. W. Watton
Ido Xeyton
J. H. Hanson
A. %. Stokes
D. M. Scarbrough
J. G. Adkinnon
Ivey
W. H. Ellis
Baptist Friendship
Harden’s
Henry Kennedy
Nancy
Hank
Jimmy
Goldsboro, N.C
Mr. Kennedy
HB. Kennedy
Henry Flowers, Jr
Chicago
Ohn Harris
Hugh Thornton McKinnon
Jack Giddens
Ed Murphree
Frances Bowers
Troy
Morris Malone
Edward Crawfordue
W. J. Patterson
Teaser
Betty Jo
William E. Wright, Jr
Ashford
Pattaron
Tallassee High School
Tu Jn
Frasier-Elis Hospital School of Nursing
Wright
William BE. Weight
Dothan Drug Company
Bouse
HAN Eagle Rm
Toth St
New Yore
Chesterian Mall
BTU
Cardul
Moth
Lena
Grandview Baptist Wms
Church
C. S
Community Missions
Alvin
Shirley
J. 5. Riley
Womp
FAA
Rose Hill
Parente Pencner Association
Ackoot
WMU Association
St.Joseph
Steel Speigner Concrete Block CO
Fakgrguae
Young Drug'co
Ala
Dobbs
Dobbs Pope
David Lewis
Lewis
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