Tennyson Vision and Local YWA Meeting Summary
A century old Alfred Tennyson verse excerpt frames a local note about the Thelma Baxley YWA meeting held Tuesday at Miss Arlene Marlin’s home. The president led the business session and plans were made for a trip to Shacco Springs and the YWA banquet. The program Bright Days for the Dark Continent was presented by Faye Gwendolyn and Rhevoell McCord with refreshments for twelve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Baxley
YWA
Arlene Marlin
Shacco Springs
Faye
Gwendolyn
Rhevoell McCord
Mrs Finney Feted At Seated Tea By Miss Goldthwaite
Miss Mary Eleanor Goldthwaite hosted a seated tea at her North Belt street home on Friday honoring Mrs. Charles Finney. Seventeen guests attended as flowers and a china gift framed the event. Also presented a gift was Miss Jean Farmer bride elect, with gifts given by Miss Lou Farmer and Mrs Quay Fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Finney
Miss Goldthwaite
Mary Eleanor Goldthwaite
North Belt Street
Charles Finney
Alma
Bracewell
Lou Farmer
Quay Fort
Jean Farmer
William Mearthur
Como
Quay Farmer
Eleanor Mattin
Marilyn Da‘vis
Bill Evans
Births for Phillip Edward Harlow and Den Nowell
Birth notices report Phillip Edward Harlow born June 28 to Edward E Harlow and Mrs Harlow of San Diego California. Father is USN aviation signal mechanic third class serving at Camp Miramar. Also announced is Den Holmee Nowell born June 30 to Buford Nowell and Mrs Nowell of Headland. Grandparents listed as B P Davis Sr Olba Nowell and C H Glass. Brenda Karen born to Petites Street residents in 1947 Sweden export data noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Edward Harlow
Ias
Edward Emanuel Harlow
Aviation Sines Tara
USN
Buford Nowell
Henaland
den Holmee Nowell
Dothan
Bby
B. P Davis
Olba Nowell
Headland
C. H. Glass
Petites Street
Brenda
Karen
Ulg
Miss Eleanor Lane Honored At July Party
Miss Eleanor Lane, soon to wed Kenneth McEntyre on July 21, was honored Tuesday at a party hosted by Mrs. Julian Kirkland at 302 Taylor Street, Asters. Twenty five guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes won by Mrs. W. G. Johnson, Mrs. James Taylor, and Mrs. Roy McEnroe amid dahlias and zinnias. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Lane
Kenneth McEntyre
Julian Kirkland
Taylor Street
W. G. Johnson
James Taylor
Roy McEnroe
Home Club Demonstration Meeting At Camp Springs
The Camp Springs home demonstration club met with Mrs Harmon Doughnx four teen members and two visitors present. Devotional by Mrs Douglas and group singing led by Jean Armstrong. Demonstration "Pattern Aeration" directed by Miss Eunice Ivey assistant home agent. A salad course with iced drinks served at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Springs
Harmon Doughnx
Mra
Douglas
Jean Armstrong
Eunice Ivey
Local Personals Note Readouts From Atmore to Tuscaloosa
Mrs James F Martin and Miss Eleanor Martin visit Atmore with Mr and Mrs W K McConnies. Detective James R Lewis and Mrs Lewis return from Montgomery after attending Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association convention and FBI National Academy meeting. Miss Nelda Camp convalesces after appendectomy at 202 Morgan Street. Mrs JP Hammond and son Mack visit her parents in Compass Lake and Columbia. Mr Hammond to join later from Little Rock. Barbara Trant 19 spends a month in Tuscaloosa with grandmother Mrs OC Pierson. Mr and Mrs Russell F Johnson of San Antonio and their sons David and Edward visit Mrs ED McIntyre. Johnsons to attend Lane McIntyre wedding at Lafayette Street Methodist Church.
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James R. Lewis
Mrs. Lewis
Montgomery
Alabama Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wa Lonal Academy
JP. Hammond
Mack
Tattle Roc
Arkansas
Howe’ Stephenson
Compass Lake
Fla
G. E. Hammond
Columbia
Hammond
Little Rock
Russell F. Johnson
David
Edward
San Antonio
Texas
E. D. McIntyre
Mrs. Johnson
Lane- McIntyre
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Donalsonville News Socials and Local Visits
Donalsonville society notes crowd weekend visits and travel. Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mrs. L. E. Pierce, and relatives attend missions at Lake Junaluska. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. George Whiling ton, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rawls, and many Bertram attendees. A club group attends a sub-district meeting in Climax. Also reports are town residents visiting relatives in Winder, Birmingham, St. Petersburg, and Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Pierce
School of Missions
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Pierce
Lumber City
Mack Pierce
George Whillington
Do Han
Oscar Smith
Grady Rawls
Albany
J. B. Jones
Wallace Draft
Arthur Roberts
Feverburg
Fla
Grande Rickman
Annie Dell Roberts
St. Petersburg
Hym
Jewel Cumbie
Donatsonville
Winder
Mary Steger
Hopkinsville
Joe Kirkland
J. H. Hanna
Hanna
Kenny Luny
Luny
Jon, Hunn
Birmingham
Lake
Eunice Hudson
Fi. Benning
Eager Willan
Wallace Drake
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Climax
Nellie Jo Howard
Annie Dell Robsins
Patricia Brigham
Cecels Frankl
Waco
Texas
J. B. Hanna
Julian Webb
Webb
Mrs. Webb
Valdosta
Southside Circles Meet For Mission Study In Homes
Circles of Southside Baptist Woman's Society held meetings in homes to study the book God's Hurry. Members led prayers, conducted devotionals, discussed the mission study, and shared refreshments in sessions across Ida Dykes, Margaret Zbinden, Macy Givens, Reese Watkins, Ida Turner, Lena Avery, and Grandview groups with multiple visitors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Baptist Woman's Society
Ida Dykes
Joe Knight
Allison’ Peacock
W.M.A
Lee Anna Smith
C.F. McLtod
Coy Brunson
Margaret Zbinden
W. E. Jccosby
Oney Morris
Doran Deal
3. A. Armstrong
Crosby
Macy Givens Circle
Fred Boyd
Boyd
Jack Manuel
Hugh Gachet
Jack Seaborn
iMrs
Alice Berry
Sanders Marley
Reese Watkins
Howard Walden
N.S. Turner
Fred Adkins
L. K. Gunter
Cecil Draughon
Ida Turner
Colon Vann
Lee McMichael
Hugh Rosa
Douglas Syfrelt
Lena Avery
Lucile Adams
Robert Williams
Fred Dykes
Byron
J. A. Williams
Fay Chalker
Hubert Snellgrove
Morning party honors niece with wedding near
Mrs. Charles Adams hosted a morning party at her 715 West Main street home to honor her niece Martha Witherington Williams of Newton, whose marriage to Doc Frank Haver of Grenada Miss. is set for Saturday. Decor featured seasonal blooms with dahlias, pink roses, and white carnations. Guests included Anne Witherington and several local women as listed. In Chicago, Lois Mays testified desertion led to divorce from Carl Mays after he came for reconciliation and left. judge granted the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
West Main
Martha Witherington Williams
Newton
Doc Frank, Haver
Grenada
Anne Witherington
Frank Whitesell
Willam Weinsinger
J. R. Cheatham
W. A. Mauldin
Joseph Wright
Jerome Ae
Chstles Haron
S. Windham
Roy Bullock
William Evans
Ne’tie Jean Lewis
Mary Ann Espy
Chicago
Lois Mays
Rudolph’ ‘Desert
Carl
Easy to Make patterns offer summer fashion looks
The Dothan Beagle We pattern mail order ad promotes No 3004 dress pattern with sizes 12 14 16 18 20 36 38 40 42 44 46 featuring a slender yoke panel and back pleat for freedom without bulk. Includes pattern book offer with over 140 designs for summer wear and vacation styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebony
July Christian Bible Classes Meet at First Church
July meetings at the First Christian Church feature two senior Bible classes and the women’s organization. Carroll Class members gathered at Kelley Springs for a supper and fellowship, with officers and many members listed. The Christian Women’s Fellowship outlined tasks, split the group, and featured talks and a mission service. The Kirby Class plans a July social with watermelons, inviting Carroll Class members. A Boston feature notes a driverless taxi scene ending with payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Kelley Springs
Carroll
Charles Whidden
Whidden
Joh Lill
Lill
Lloyd Peacock
Peacock
F. Scofield
L. G. Harrison
F. L
Collins
Scofield
Grady Edgar
Lucile Seaborn
Beaty Whiddon
Quinnie Barber
Rip, Segler
Kay Hodges
Gus Cotter
Mary. Borland
Hieert
Youngster Honored On Fourth Birthday
Wesley Nall, son of Mr and Mrs James Nall, celebrated his fourth birthday at a party at the Nall home on Edgewood Drive. Outdoor games followed by refreshments and a lawn centerpiece cake in green and yellow. Assisting hosts were several neighbors and relatives including Mrs Julian Tyler and Mrs Orell Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Nall
James Nall
Nall
Edgewood Drive
Julian Tyler
Orell Smart
Travis Enfinger
Bob Bush
Century of Work in Nigeria program at First Baptist
The First Baptist church circle met Monday night with president Miss Het tie Jean Lewis presiding. The program A Century of Work in Nigeria featured Miss Nina Bowes, Miss Juliette Mount and Mize Lewis. Attending members included Nettie Jean Lewis Madge Jeiner Ning Howell Juiette Yount Anne McLeod Frankie Breston and Mesdames Kathryn Tohnmeen Lehman Jobison Eve yo Collier Jotia Traot Inez rama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hettie
Jean Lewis
Migeria
Opie
Nina ‘Bowes
Juliette Mount
Mize Lewis
Wera
Nettie Jean Lewis
Madge Jeiner
Ning Howell
Juiiette Yount
Anne McLeod
Frankie Breston
Mesdames Kathryn Tohnmeen
Lehman Jobison
Eveyo Collier
Jotia Traot
Inezrama
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Aga
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Federation of the World
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Corktell Lounge
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Menork
Andron Finks
General Sanoget
Ome
Sweden
Harden’s
Hollywood Shop
Pennywise
N. Foster
James F. Martin
Eleanor Martin
Atmore
W. K McConnies
Nelda Camp
Morgan Ftreet
Barbara Trant
Tuscaloosa
O. C. Pierson
Donalsonville News
Rye
N.H
Thin Town
A. Manning Remich
M. Leigston Remich
Grandview Society
Grandview Baptist Woman's Society
Africa
D. 8. Riley
Carlton Buie
J.D. Buie
Hoke Moody
Harvey McCord
Woodrow Whitaker
Wemp
G- H. Cara
W. McCord
Youngstown
Boardman Township
Mggest
Cole Bros. Circus
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Dothan Beagle
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