Wedding and Birth Notices From Civic Page
A fragment from the Women’s Page mentions Edward F. Wilson of Chicago and Charles Dunseth of Detroit in Montgomery for a banquet of the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association with Wilson as principal speaker. Dupree Davis has returned from Birmingham after attending a Continental Board meeting.
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Edward F. Wilson
Chicago
Charles Dunseth
Dethan
Montgomery
Alabama Cattlemen's Association
Wilson
Wilson and Co
Parquet. We
de. Dupree Davis
Birmingham
Tenental Board
She Stoops To Conquer Presented By AAU Wednesday
The play She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith will be staged Wednesday at 7 30 p m under the auspices of the Association of University Women with admission at fifty cents for students and one dollar for adults Tickets are on sale at Baxter's Shoe Store and the Book and Art Shop and at the school the night of the performance The event includes a history of the play and notes on its humor and social contrasts as part of a local cultural program
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AAU
Oliver Goldsmiths
Theatre of
Covent Gardens
Oliver Golderith
Shakespeare Pessers
Drury Lane
Baxter's
Handel Compositions Studied At Ashford Club Meet
Junior Music Club members gathered at Mrs. G. E. Jackson home to study Handel life and hear piano pieces by Mary Jane Mann. Seventeen members and two visitors attended as Mrs. Jackson directed a musical quiz. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and children from New Orleans visit Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pruitt in Dothan.
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Ashford
G. E. Jackson
Handel
Mary Jane Mann
Jackson
M.S. Streetman
Walter Bruner
Walter _ Johnson
Virginia
Mau Tey
New Orleans
Dothan
W. J. Pruitt
Birth of Virgil Lee Jones in Cottonwood
Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of Cottonwood announce the birth of a son Virgil Lee born January 12 Grandparents are Mr Mary Jones and Mr Wesley Mercer of Cottonwood.
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Leslie Jones
Cottonwood
Virgil Lee
Wesley Mercer
Mary Jones
Wilson Company Official Honored At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Charles Dunseth entertained eighty guests at a Country Club dinner Thursday honoring Bana B Wson of Chicago Illinois president of Wilson and Company. The buffet table featured a red carnation and white snapdragon centerpiece with red camellias narcissi and red candles decorating the clubrooms. Mrs Jett Hudson Mrs Leon Harvard Mrs Ralph Nichols and Mrs Richmond MacClintock helped serve.
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Charles Dunseth
Country Club
Bana B. Wson
Chicago
Wilson and Company
Jett Hudson
Leon Harvard
Ralph Nichols
Richmond MacClintock
Dunseth
Kinsey Home Demonstration Club Receives Consumer Education Talk
Misa Fran Mallette addressed Kinsey home demonstration club on Consumer Education urging careful food label checks and price comparisons. She summarized a civilian defense lecture by Dr. Hallie Farmer at the Country Club. The meeting, led by President Mrs. Rudder, included devotional, song, and program notes. Ten members and one visitor attended and National Notes subscription was approved.
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Kinsey
Afernoon
Misa Fran Mallette
Hallie Farmer
Country Club
Mal
Jette
Rudder
L. A. Roney
Clifton Hughes
Dan Newton
M. L. Thomas
Bamneat Kang
W. B. Elmore
National Home Demonstration Club
National Notes
Contest Winners Honored At Banquet In Cottondale
A Cottondale high school home economics room banquet honored six week contest winners hosted by the Young People's BTU. Entertainment featured games led by Mrs. Reva Battley with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Marian Batley and other local residents. Separately, Dothan boys headed to Fort Jackson with the 31st Division were among those listed.
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Cottondale
BTU
Reva Battley
Marian Batley
Zeke Register
Rey
J. F. Hall
Howard Sewell
Elton Register
Hubert Brock
Fred Gilbert, Jr
A. E.smith
L. W. Ward
Jiggs Foy
Buferd Dilmore
Peta Bordelon
Rhea Moseley
Joe Fred Ayres
Byrd Flowers
Bobby Culver
Dothan
Fort Jackson
OES Chapter Nine Hosts School of Instruction in Columbia
OES Chapter Nine sponsored a school of instruction at the Masonic Hall in Columbia with Dothan chapter 16 and Rehobeth 424 assisting. Instructors included Mrs. Lila Jones and Mrs. Cornelia Farr. 120 chairs and 20 tables were reported placed in the dining room at the Masonic Home in Montgomery.
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Columbia
Order of Eastern Star
Masonica Hall
Dothan
Rehobeth
Columbia Group
Lila Jones
Cornelia Farr
Jones
Masonic Home
Montgomery
OES
Ann Smith
Mose Ramage
Ida McNair
Stella McTyer
Gladys Mille
Elizabeth Headley
Gladys, Bohn
Mae Rodney
Marshall
Minnie Cogdell
Ruth Nall
Adah
Inez Hadden
Ruth
Rheta Blackwell
Esther
Jeanette McCollough
Martha
Hobart Lewis
Mary Stevenson
Ruth Pitman
Minnie ‘“Cegdeul
Louise Lewin
Erin Keily
Thorn Honored On Sixty Fifth Birthday Luncheon
A family luncheon at Be and Sirs Joe Thorn celebrated Mr Thorn s 65th birthday. Attending were Albert Scare borough Charlotte Long Curtis Parmer James Laughlin Thomas Seigell H W Medley Parmer Jr H N Wilkinson Sam Littlefield Hettle Payne Joseph Farmer E Walker Harvey Thorp Melvin Bradley and other relatives.
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Joe Thorn
Thorn
Rergary
Roland Thorn
Ft. di
Albert Scareborough
Charlotte
Austin Long
Curtis Parmer
James M. Laughlin
Thomas Seigell
H. W. Medley
Parmer
H. N. Wilkinson
Sam Littlefield
Hettle Payne
Joseph Farmer
E. Walker
Harvey Thorp
Melvin Bradley
Mrs. Dupree Davis Hosts Luncheon For Twentyth Guests
Mrs. Dupree Davis entertained twenty guests at a Tuesday luncheon at her Laurel Avenue home. The hostess home featured bouquets of gladioli and camellias with an antique silver centerpiece arrangement. Assisting were Mrs. A D Carmnichach, Mrs. Jank Pridgen, Mrs. Clyde Smith, and Mrs. Herry Hall.
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Laurel Avenue
Dupree Davis
A.D. — Carmnichach
Jank Pridgen
Clyde Smith
Herry Hall
Miss Sue Hornsby Is Honored At Bridal Party Series
Miss Sue Hornsby is celebrated this week with pre nuptial parties ahead of her Saturday ceremony at the First Moralg Church. A tea hosted by Mrs Sara Page at the Ayres home brought 24 guests. gowns in lavender and blue highlighted the event with pink carnation decor and white lace accents. Hosts included Mrs Rufus Davis and Mrs Henry Page. gifts list featured close friends from Marianna, Graceville, and Blakeley. A luncheon in Blakeley and other gatherings continued the celebrations with regional friends and family attending.
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Sue Hornsby
Carl Newton
Morealg
Misa Sara Page Wee
John Ayres
Partten Avenue
Miss Page
Rufus Davis
Ayres
Carolyn Ayres
Henry Page
Honorea
W. D. Willieh
Ross Stephenson
Willams
Madison Eee Avenue
Hornsby
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