Birthday Parties Highlight Local Social Scene
Newstadi Mrs. Mex Morris hosted a Sunday library party for her daughter Faycile’s fourth birthday with guests including Edward McDaniel and Helenbeth Butler. Mrs. Walter Moon hosted a Thursday morning gathering for Turley Warlick of Cartersville with summer flowers and pink Radiance roses as centerpieces. Mrs. C. W. Tindell celebrated her granddaughter Nancy Tindell’s first birthday with a dotted swiss party dress, a rosebud corsage, and novelty favors for many young guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex Morris
Faycile
Morris
Mary Etaramum
Warrena Cannon
Jety Ray Love
Edward McDaniel
Helenbeth Butler
Lucy
Martha Sue Rowe
Lynn
Kenneth Bass
Peter Sotores
Dines Hall
Dolores
Ronnie
Darlene Joseph
Jan Hinson
May Jean Myers
Frankie Shiry
George Stephens
George Wood ‘Annum
Marcia Neil Loftin
Dar- Sellers
Dickie Bell
Ted Seay
Abby Taylor
Barbara
Bobby Jernigan
Betty
Walter Moon Wan Honte
Wenge Avenue
Turley Warlicu
Cartersile
Ang Mra. F. Stearce Mic‘ell
Washington, D. C
Milton Stockin
Arlick
BlrNeil
Linton Warren
A. ‘Denbough
Max Jones
S. Woodfin Parkman
Lou Newton
Theodore Jack- Mra
John Hubbard
Bobon
Phenix City
Ace Bishop
Atlanta
Ney Tindell
C. W. Tindell
West Tewton Street
Sterngen
de McKinney
Miss Lynn
Howard Sampton
Tom Froan
Ames Thrower
Anis Tineu
Dave Harvard
A. Harvard
Frances Moody
Fes
Joe McKinney
Leth Warborough
R. Ll. Allen
Ira. Leffler
Royce Collinsnd
Clyde Tindell
David Harvard
Mona Mondy
Joyce Leffler
Amos Tindell
Anne Hampton
Bill Dozier
Weddings And Engagements In Clayton And Dothan Area
Clayton and Dothan area couples announce marriages with details. Chellie Calmese Freeman wed Mack L. Ford at Clayton Methodist church with Rev. Grant Gafford officiating. Geraldine Kraft wed Corporal Artice L. Kraft in Columbus Georgia. Lelia Bell Branch wed James B. Powell in Dothan at the bride’s home. Ruby Sammons Culbreth wed Earl Sammons in Dothan on April 19. Ferries and addresses noted for newlyweds and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krd-Freeman
Crawford
Freeman
Clayton
Ala
Chellie Calmese Freeman
Mack L. Ford
Hartford
Eufaula
J. M. Ford
Methodist Parsonage
Grant Gafford
U. S. Navy
Davisville
Rhode Island
Jones Owen Nuptials at Napier Field Chapel
Elizabeth Edmond Owen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Owen and Lieut Charles Curis Jones son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Jones of Glasgow Ky married at six o clock in the afternoon at the Napier Field post chapel officiated by Lieut Johnson. The ceremony featured white gladioli and carnations, branched candelabra, and music by Sergeants Harold Walz and James Siegfried. Best man Taeut King attended the groom. maid of honor Miss Mary Chalmers of Jacksonville Fla and Dothan. The bride wore a pale yellow crepe gown with white orchids. she is a Pineville Ky native and Centre College alumna. After the ceremony, the Owen home hosted a dinner for the wedding party and guests. The groom is a flight instructor in the U S Army Air Forces based at Napier Field. The couple will reside in Dothan after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Edmond Owen
John Edmond Owen
Charles Curis Jones
Curtis J. Jones
Glasgow
Hal
Napier Wield
Lieut
Johnson
Harold Walz
James Siegfried
Siegfried Sang
Moonia
King
US S. Army Air Forces
Mary Chaliers
Jaccksonville
Fla
Dothan
Chalmers
J. FE. Gwen
Pineville
Pineville High School
Centre College
Danville
Pitkin Club
Tintrarellia
Jones
Centre Calinge
Beta Theatol Fraternity
Athletic Club
Army Air Forces
Napier Field
Recreation Center Hostesses Listed This Week
Groups to serve as hostesses at the Dothan Recreation Center this week were announced. Names include Mrs. Roundtree, Mrs. Creel, Mrs. Richey, and Mrs. Allan Lynch for Monday July 4. Other groups and dates follow with the Victory Belles, Sisterhood Temple Emanu-Ei, New Century Club, Lafayette Street Method, Catholic Woman's Club, and Soldiers Hostess Committee. The Spinsters Club met at Milas Carolyn Domingus's home with an informal social hour and a tea service for members Frances Roozer, Frances Farmer, Lourie Newton, Caretun Acree, Sara Hathcock, Mae Ellen Atkins, Marthe and Ve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Roundtree
Lonsmy Creel
HE Od. Richey
Allan Lynch
Victory Belles
Trance
Sisterhood Temple
Emanu-Ei
Lee Shugerman
Nathan Greenberg
Harold Blumberg
Myer Buimbere
New Century Club
W. O. Burkett
Clement Ritter
Mason Rowe
C. Bennett
Theodore Jackson
W. S. Wilson
Lafayette Street
A. T. Seddon
Roy Young
Lewis Dennis
J. W. Johnston
Catholie Woman's Clik
Spinsters Club
Milas Carolyn Domingus
Alice Street
Frances Roozer
Frantea Farmer
Lourie Newton
Caretun Acree
Sara Hathcock
Ma‘Ty Ellen Atking
Marthe and
Mee
Freedom in a Nation of Voices and Vexed Streets
A kaleidoscope of images and voices forms a portrait of freedom. It blends quiet domestic scenes, heated public dispute, religious fervor, shared laughter, and collective memory as it traces how a nation, its leaders, and citizens wrestle with order and liberty.
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Kees
James Hickman Park
St. Columba Catholic Church
Mary Dorothy Shealy
Kenneth Shealy
Lieut. Park
Oakley K. Park
Mr. Park
Tuscaloosa
Lient
Park
Ville, Tenn
Stat Division
Camp Young
Arizona
Domestiv Selant
Peater
Martha
Sundale
Henry Crine, Jr
Alabamin Tmytecthnic Institute
Fort McPherson
Toung Crine
Henry Crine
James I. Tindell
Oklahoma City
Tindell
Mra
Ham
Clyde W. Tin
Mra. M
Tammanaef
Araft-Harperers
Claudia Harper
Route Three
Geraldine
Artice L. Kraft
G. F. Kraft
Lyons
Georgia
Columbus
Kraft
Columbus Gat
Harry K. Sellera
Fort Penning
Westbrook Pegler
Roosevelt
Lindbergh
Dorothy Thomason
Gen
Hugh S. Johnson
Hazel Parker
Blumberg & Sons
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