Local notices and social briefs from area church and residents
Wedding and birth notices, class meeting plans, travel updates, and family milestones from the First Baptist Church and local households. Speaks of Ruth Sunday School event, travel to New York for Colum bia University, birthdays, bereavement in Birmingham, and college students returning home. Includes unnamed relatives and residents’ movements.
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Me Ruth
First Baptist Church
Parano
Raymond Shelley
Miss Frances Barksdale Plans Two Week Seaside Visit
Miss Frances Barksdale and Miss Carolyn Boyd of Sedalia Kentucky depart for a two week stay at Larkway Villa. They meet Birmingham Alpha Delta Pi sorority members at the beach. Miss Judy Ellard of Alabama College arrives for a three week visit with her parents and will return to Montevallo for the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Barksdale
Carolyn Boyd
Sedalia
Larkway Villa
Birmingham
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Judy Ellard
Alabama College
Jes
W. B. Ellard
Miss Ellard
Montevallo
Mrs Bennett and Mrs Allen Entertain Honoring Mrs Frank Bennett
Mrs C Bennett and her daughter Mrs Paul Allen hosted a late afternoon tea at Mrs Bennett’s West Troy street home. Guests included the honoree Mrs Frank Bennett of Atlanta along with Miss Sara Newton Miss Celeste Carmichael future brides and Mrs Roy Hill Jr of Kingsport Tennessee. The room featured summer flowers green and white tones with Magnolia, faster lilies and white gladioli centerpieces and gardenia corsages. A linen lace tablecloth iced period, and punch served from a silver table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bennett
Paul Allen
Frank Bennett
Atlanta
Bennett
West Troy Street
Jo M. Stallings
Lawrence Qoakley
Sara Newton
Celeste Carmichael
Roy Hill, Jr
Kingsport
Tenn
Howell Bennett
Social visits bring Greenville and Camilla residents together
Mrs Howard Haygood and daughter Kathy of Greenville visit in Dothan with Mrs Haygoods mother Mrs Hugh Smith for ten days. Hamilton Smith from Alabama Polytechnic Institute will arrive Friday for a two week vacation. Miss Margaret Brooks of Camilla Ga arrives to spend several weeks with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Alto V Lee. Elizabeth Lee and Donna Schelle join from Camilla for the trip. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward return to Miami after a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Ward in Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Haygood
Kathy
Greenville
Dothan
Margaret Brooks
Camilla
Alto V. Lee
Elizabeth Lee
Donna SeheHe
Mrs. Arthur Ward
Miami
Mr. Word
Mrs
Ben Word
Coeds Favor Economic Security Over Looks in Mates
Auburn students show 82 percent prioritize economic stability over appearance in mates. study from Auburn University survey finds most coeds value financial prospects and family status, with 50 percent willing to marry a man with inferior education and 82 percent concerned with economic security. Local society notes accompany the report with arrivals and visits from families in Auburn and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P.J. Coeds
Auburn
Alabama
Mg College
Tnerra
Torent Maan Boer
Mrs. R. A. Godavin Birthday Fete Noted in Georgia Home
Mrs. R. A. Godavin marked her seventy third birthday with a Sunday gathering at her Route Two home. A long list of relatives and friends attended from Bainbridge Dothan Havana Miami and Graceville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Godwin
Route Two
Chester Godwin
Oscar Godwin
Ralesyn
Bennie Godwin
Jane
Grady Godwin
Childiean
Dorothy Jean
David Green
Barbara
O.K Pittterson
Elizabeth
Gast Gaston Hod
Larry
Kermit Godwin
Jehan
Bride-To-Be Celeste Carmichael Feted At Houston Luncheon
Mrs Henry Flowers Jr hosted a luncheon at the Houston Hotel Saturday in compliment to Miss Celeste Carmichael, a bride-to-be. Guests included Miss Sam Newton and numerous society ladies. pastel arrangements featured roses, cosmos, stadioii, and oriental ivy with satin ribbon details.
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Othe Houston Hotel
Henry Flowers Jr
Celeste Carmichael
Sam Newton
Miss Carmichael
Newton
Clyde Severn
Fred Moseley
James Spann
Mass
Prank Beppet
Atlanta
J. B Hatt
Ald. Carmichael
Gloria Thorntes
Jerome Sullivan
Willian
Mrs Hughes Urges Steadfast Education At PTA Congress
Chicago AP report on Mrs Hughes addressing 3 000 delegates at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers urging youth education be prioritized even as costs mount. She cites Britain’s seven percent education effort and notes the United States spends under two percent of national income on public schools.
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Mrs. Hughes
P.T.A. Congress
Chicago
United States
Wei
Sen Te
J. W. Plagher
Arhingtona
Tenn
National Congress of Patients and Teachers
Hughes
Britain
Wall Coat Ss
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Bruce Flurry
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R. A. Godavin
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W. H. Wes
Bernard Sterling
Harley Brown
J. H. Watford
Belford Williams
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Havana
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J. F. Knight
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J. J. McMchael
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