Little Things and Little Deeds in Old Prose Verse
The piece opens with a verse on small deeds and time from Ebeneser Cobham Brewer and Francis Bacon, stressing how tiny moments shape vast ages. It notes visitors in Roanoke visiting Mr and Mrs John Ayres and reports Mrs Hurst convalescing after illness and other local visits including Mrs Jesse Carroll returning to Ozark and Dan Jones returning from Montgomery with the Leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hurst
Nancy
Roanoke
John Ayres
Mary Hall and James Reames Are Wed in Headland Baptist Church
Miss Mary Beall Hall of Hayneville and James Mitchell Reames of Clemson S C wed in a July ceremony at Headland Avenue Baptist Church. Rev A D Zbinden officiated as music by John Allen and Miss Jimmie Woods accompanied the procession and recessional. The reception followed at the bride's Headland Road home with about seventy guests before the couple left for a Clemson S C honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beall Hall
James Reames
Baptist Church
Hayneville
John V. Hall
Dothan
James Mitchell Reames
Clemson
S. C
James Alex Reames
Rembert
Headland Avenue Baptist Church
A. D. Zbinden
James Alex Reams
Ralph E. Way
Gene Mcleod
Clemson, S. C
Betty Carolyn Reames
Anna Cobb Hall
Halli
Mr. Reames
Headland Road
Reames
Clemson College
Dothan High School
Alabama College
Hanceville
Birmingham
Birmingham Electric Company
Lowndes County
James Marion Reames
Sebastian Wilkerson James
S.C
Furman University
Greenville
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
U. S. Navy
M. M. Reames
Martha
Marian Reames
James R. Reames
Ramona and
James, Jr
Albany, Ga
Lucian Lee
James A. Reames
Betty Reames
D. I. McLeod
Rembert, S. C
John B. Bledsoe
Claire
Michael
Washington, D. C
Ray O. Bagwell
Joann
Betty
Gadsden
Bolin DuBose
Ann DuBose
Louise Gause
Route Five Couple Hosts Birthday Dinner for Sons
Mr and Mrs E T Lingo of route five hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring sons Ray and Ralph Lingo. Many relatives and friends attended from Headland Enterprise Red Level Columbus Ga Echo Newville and other nearby towns. Also noted were revival services at Goodwater church led by Rev K V Shutes with Rev Rufus Nyman assisting. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Lingo
Route Five
Ray
Ralph Lingo
Oren Capps
Evie Carenton
Calvin Powers
Marvin Powers
Alene Monk
Columbus
J. E. Mathison
Red Level
Albert Halstead
Joe Hankenship
Echo
Jess Skinner
Albert Skinner
Headland
Harvey Faison
Jerry Faison
Buck Faison
Luther Carol Faison
Will Roney
Rufus Lingo
Newville
Henry Lingo
Estelle Hamm
Dothan
Roy Lingo
Leonard Glawson
A. B. Allums
Enterprise
Marion Dunaway
Charles and
William Lisenby
K. V. Shutes
Leeds
Goodwater Church
Vicksburg
Rufus Nyman
Dorothy Dix Says INDIFFERENT HUSBAND
Dorothy Dix argues husbands show little interest in home life as wives claim the burden, noting men dream of homes yet lack authority and many wives keep friends and family away, leaving husbands with minimal access and involvement.
Three Polio Victims From Texas Family Buried
In San Benito Texas three of Guadalupe Anavias children died from polio. The youngest 23 month old boy died Thursday, five year old Lidia died en route to Harligen hospital, and Maria Eva died after a Thursday illness despite a respirator loan from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Anavias has two other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Benito
Tex
Guadalupe Anavias
Mount Meta
Lidia
Harlingen Hospital
Maria Eva
Edinburg
National Foundation For
San Antonio
Anavias
Birth of Janice Marie Paramore in Ranbridge Georgia
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Paramore announce the birth of a daughter Janice Marie in a Ranbridge GA hospital on July 7. Grandparents listed include Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Paramer e of Midland, and Mr. and Mrs. Graves of Dothan, with other relatives from Werumpka and Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Paramore
Janice Marie
Ranbridge
G. W. Paramer E
Mid Land
Mere CC. Graves
New Method Kills Germs On Food With High Energy Beams
MIT researchers report a 2,000,000-volt beam can sterilize five tons of food in 24 hours while heating by only two degrees Celsius. Tests show raw milk and foods like orange and tomato stay largely vitamin rich, with germs reduced to near zero in treated samples. Water may be sterilized completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal of Applied Physics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Departments of
Physics
Electrical Engineering
Food Technology
State Garden Club announces officers and regional chairs
The Garden Club of Alabama names officers for 1948 50 led by Mrs James F Sulzby Jr of Birmingham as president. Other state officers include H L Layman Anniston first vice president Dorothy Parrish Greenville second vice president C N Grace Huntsville third vice president William L Brown Prattville recording secretary Reynolds Baum Birmingham corresponding secretary W C Donegan Gadsden treasurer D C Nation Gadsden auditor French Craddock Sylacauga historian and Robert F Woods Mobile parliamentarian. Regional chairmen named are L F Nicholson Huntsville region 1 J C Vines Gadsden region 2 Robert J Wheeler Birmingham region 3 M Johnson Carrollton region 4 L M Sahag Auburn region 5 William L Brown Prattville region 6 C W Tomlin Eufaula region 7 and Isabel Shepard Mobile region 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of
Alabama
James F. Sulzby, Jr
Birmingham
H. L. Layman
Anniston
Dorothy §. Parrish
Greenville
C. N. Grace
Huntsville
William L. Brown
Prattville
Reynolds Baum
W. C. Donegan
Gadsden
D. C. Nation
French Craddock
Sylacauga
Robert F. Woods
Mobile
L. F. Nicholson
J. C. Vines
Robert J. Wheeler
M. Johnson
Carrollton
L. M. Sahag
Auburn
C. W. Tomlin
Eufaula
Isabel Shepard
Mrs Craft Hosts Family Luncheon for 53rd Birthday
Mrs. Mattie E Craft entertained a Columbia area family group at a luncheon Sunday celebrating her fifty third birthday. Attendees included A L Craft Mrs Gordon Elliott and children Robert Frances Sue Doris Mrs Henry Kirkland and children Hollis Horace Royce Ruby Jewell Jane Mrs Howard Aplin and children Lorelle Kenneth Patsey Glenda and Mr and Mrs Shelby Woolworth with children Bobby Wayne and Jimmy Haleburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie E. Craft
A. L. Craft
Gordon Elliott
Robert
Frances
Sue
Doris
Henry Kirkland
Hollis
Horace
Royce
Ruby Jewell
Jane
Howard Aplin
Lorelle
Kenneth
Patsey
Glenda
Columbia
Shelby Woolworth
Bobby
Wayne
Jimmy
Haleburg
J. B
Local residents visiting in Alabama and nearby states
Craft and daughter Shirley of Dothan visit Miss Charlotte Knight in Dothan. William B. Craft of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Tess Carter and son Wesley, and Mr. and Miss Betty Dickinson of Beundige are also in Dothan. Mr and Mrs T J Whalley return from a beach trip and stay at 106 Commonwealth Co before moving to Airport Road. Mr and Mrs Jefre and sons are in Birmingham briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitesell
Bettye Neal
Carey Solomon
Karen
Headland
Bahama Beach
William Iespy
Sallie Jean Riley
Birmingham
Dothan
Mrs
Willie Roney
Henry Green
J. J. Couch
Bobby
Couch
H. C. White
Montgomery
Craft
Shirley
William B. Craft
Columbia
Tess Carter
Wesley
Betty Dickinson
Beundidge
Charlotte Knight
Tf. J. Whalley
106
Commonwealth Co
Humne
Airport Road
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Ebeneser Cobham Brewer
Earth
Eden
Francis Bacon
Jesse Carroll
Ozark
Frank Pridgen
Dan Jones
Montgomiery
Tiford Leak
Alibi Club
Williams’ Shoe Shop
West Main
Bobbie Weston
Patrick Jones
Billy Blount
Florida Beach
Faith Forrester
Philip Forrester
T. J. Whatley
Gene
Talladega
Advisory Service
The
Dothan Bank & Trust
Progressive Bank
the Dothan Bank & Trust CO
Federal Reserve
Dorothy Dix
Texas
California
Iinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Wisconsin
States
New Zealand
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Rhode Island
Andalusia
Mire Claire Ball
Werumpka
Felx MW
Dothan Glass
Sesth Oates
State Garden Club
Mrs. Craft
Ehphyr McG
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
Kresky Dealer
Aeg
Famous
Ingance Company
Rose
Green
Burgundy
Loma Loom Ali
Harden
Mrs. Jefre
Birmingse
Southern Liquid Gas Co
Your Gas Company
Servel
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