Wedding Announcements and Local Social News
The notice details the forthcoming wedding of Claude Jarvis of Headland and James Jackson of Headland on January 4 at the Jarvis residence, with guests from Birmingham and Monroe noted. It also lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harper, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harper, Carolyn Harper, and others, plus a poem excerpt and local social plans for Beaudet and Newberry families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Jarvis
Godine
A. Agugater
Jer
J. H. Harper
Carolyn
Birmingham
B. F Harper
Will Trotter
Practical Nurse Praises Black-Draught Laxative
From her home in Fes tus Missouri Mrs Anna LaPlante says she is a practical nurse and recommends Black-Draught to patients for constipation headache and dull feeling. A few doses made her feel fine and many people know from experience that Thedford s Black-Draught is a good purely vegetable laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festus
Anna LaPlante
Thedford
Mertu Potato Salad and Nut Bread Sandwich Recipes
A collection of picnic friendly recipes including Mertu Potato Salad with eggs celery onions pimientos and green pepper dressed in salad dressing. Nut Bread using buttermilk details for baking in loaf pans yields 12 slices. Also includes tuna salad sandwich mix with pimientos celery pickles and lemon juice and tips for packing sandwiches for picnics.
Cradle Roll Workers Picnic At Porter's Fairyland
The Cradle Roll Workers of the First Baptist church enjoyed a picnic at Porter's Fairyland last evening. Activities included games and swimming followed by a supper with attendees listed: Mrs. I. D. Collier, Mrs. J. W. Delaney, Mrs. C. S. Cooper, Mrs. Henry Weathers, Mrs. J. C Haynes, Mrs. D. M. Jerkins, Mrs. B. L. McClendon, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. D. C. Coster, Mrs. J. M. McCutcheon, Mrs. J. T. Meyers, Mrs. Max Morris and Mrs. Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Porter
Fairyland
J. M. McCutcheon
I. D. Collier
J. W. Delaney
C. S. Cooper
Henry Weathers
J.C. Haynes
D. M. Jerkins
B. L. McClendon
Local Briefs Highlight Business, Visits, and Events
Leo Coco of Lib Bey McNeill Libbey Products, Mobile Alabama, is here on business. S. C. Tadlock secured a permit to repair a residence at 406 12 S. College Street. work by B. Parsons, estimated at $800. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Rawls of Colquitt Georgia visited in Dothan yesterday. T. J. Carlisle, Montogomery state meeting scout, formerly in this territory, was in Dothan on business. Glenn Watford and Macon Manley of Graceville Florida were in town on a brief trip. A barn dance tonight at Porter's Fairyland by local boys with the Royal Ambassadors orchestra at 2. A revival at Harpers Joy church Saturday night June 8 led by Rev. Cook of Oklahoma. Miss Sara Maxie Skipper of Columbia visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Miller this week. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dell and Barbara left for Danville New York for weeks. Mrs. Hugh Smith and Miss Kathryn Smith join the Dells to New York City to visit Hugh Liddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Joy Church
Cook
Oklahoma
Julian Dell
Barbara
Danville
N. Y
Hugh Smith
Kathryn Smith
Mrs. Dell
New York City
Housing Conditions Studied by Alabama Social Workers
Montgomery June 5 AP The Alabama Conference of Social Work closes a three day session with plans for a round table on improving housing for needy families to cut malaria and pneumonia risks. Father O Grady urged national housing bills to boost employment. delegates praised state relief efforts and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama Conference of Social Work
Charles N. Fiederson
Birmingham Age-Herald
Father John O'Grady
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Congress
CWA
Robert T. Lansdale
Harry L. Hopkins
Alabama
Thad Holt
Lola Dunn
Social
New Hampshire Ends 17 Years of Prohibition
Governor John G Winant signed the state stores bill at five this morning ending 17 years of state prohibition in New Hampshire. The move follows the early morning vote and marks a shift for the liquor control system in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
John G. Winant
Four Defendants Convicted In Prohibition Case
Four persons were convicted of violating the prohibition law and fined $50 and costs by Judge H. K Martin in county court yesterday. One of the quartet Cyress Smith received an additional penalty of six months. The others were Asa Delvage Bob Willis and Floyd Watford. J. M. Lewis was discharged while Will Kinsey was convicted of carrying a concealed pistol and fined $50 and costs with fine suspended and three years probation. Thirty other cases were continued and twelve were pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K Martin
Cyress Smith
Asa Delvage
Bob Willis
Floyd Watford
J. M. Lewis
Will Kinsey
Kinsey
Courthouse Lawn Project Honored For Community Support
Houston county court house lawn beautification was completed without county funds thanks to local citizens firms and officials. Donations included benches bird baths and lawn decor from Fearrester Vanit Cr Ing ram Vanit Co and Houston Marble Works Wise. fertilizer from Marvin Holman and trucks from the City of Dothan. Labor for three days was provided by Judge Harry Ko Martin and Dyers Nursery Green Bay Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Ida Insenr
Lawton Dye
Dothan Garden Club Committee
Houston County
Bitts
Fearrester Vanit Cr
Ingram Vanit Co
Houston Marble Works
Wise
Houston film lineup features Sylvia Sidhey and Fred in Good Dame
Houston week listings announce Sylvia Sidhey and Fred in Good Dame with Russell Hopton and Jack LaRue. Also Ruth Htting in Torch Tamgo and a Metro News slot. Thursday shows Sing and Like It with Zasu Pitts and others. Frank Buck's Wild Cargo appears Friday and Saturday. Other features include Annie Moved Away and The Vanishing Shadow with Ramon Navarro and Lupe Velez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sidhey
Fredetic March
Russell Hopton
Jack LaRue
Metro News
Ruth Htting
Zasu Pitts
Edward Everett Horton
Pert Kelton
Ned Sparks
Paramount
Frank Buck
Annie
County project boosted by local growers and workers
The Twin Oaks Nursery supplied plants for the lawn and a courthouse janitor showed interest in the work. Mrs Elis praised the farmers and individuals for their cooperation, stating public enjoyment of the county property depends on their efforts. Miss Elizabeth Harmon visits Miss Diana Deason in Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oaks
Weio
Ange
Elizabeth Harmon
Diana Deason
Tuscaloosa
J N Morgan Moves to New Address on Commonwealth Court
J N Morgan has relocated from 105 E Washington Street to 107 Commonwealth Court, updating their residential details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Morgan
E. Washington Street
Commonwealth Court
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
Advertises MELLO-GLO face powder made with a new French process that stays on longer and prettifies the complexion. Claims to prevent large pores not irritate skin and avoid a pasty look. Available in 500 and 1 dollar sizes.
Edward Lewis Visits King Family Then Heads to Midway
Edward Lewis of Maron aged 34, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W C King, departed for a short visit to Midway Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. ©. King
King
B. F. Johnson
Thompson, Ga
Theresa
Mrs. Wine
Edward Lewis
Maron
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Jy B
Harper
Girningham
B. F
Cardinn
F. Harper
Will
Earth
Ace
James Russell Lowell
Erenee
W. D. Newberry
Memphis
A. C. Newberry
Chattanooga
J. B. Haskew
Rose Mary
Monroe
Dothan Ice Cream Co
Dothan, Ala
BLAUM
Dothan Jewelry CO
Astor
New York
Ellen Tuck French
John Jacob Astor
Eileen Gillespie
Miss French
Livingston French
Killen
G. W. Blakey
Foster
City News Briefs
Leo Coco
Libbey, McNeill
Libbey
Mobile
Als
S. C. Tadlock
S. College Street
B. Parsons
Hunter Rawls
Colquitt, Ga
Dothan
T. J. Carlisle
Glenn Watford
Macon Manley
Gracéville, Fla
Royal Ambassadors
Sara Maxie Skipper
Columbia
H. T. Miller
Blumberg
Ann Houston Newton
Mary Alice Newton
Betty Blue
Susan Clark
W. Adsme
Capital Society
Janet Sheppard
Richard Arnold
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Martin’s
Houston
Ramon Navarro
Lupe Velez
Vincent Lopez
Thurs
Will Rogers
David Harum
Evelyn Venable
Stepin
Fetehit
Lane Chandler
Alan
Jai Carson
Gossard
Blumberg’s
Zb Rae Ea
sYewoyla
Cember
Veniences
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