Miss Margarette Brackin Weds Arthur Joiner in Dothan Church
The Reverend Charles Hildreth officiated at Lafayette Street Methodist Church as Miss Margarette Brackin married Arthur Durwood Joiner. The couple, natives of Dothan and alumni of Dothan High, will live at 903 South Foster after a Florida wedding trip. Joiner is an employee of the Dothan Eagle and served in the U S Army in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Brackin
Margarette Brackin
Arthur Durwood Joiner
Louis Arthur Joiner
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
Charles Hildreth
Dan Whittenburg
Mises Betty Seymour
Joiner
Florida
S. Foster Street
Dothan
Dothan High School
The
Dothan Eagle
U. S. Army
Twilight Passages From a Lost Season
A literary fragment appears on the women's page with reflections on long twilights and lingering passions. The prose evokes recollection of past loves and memories as the hearth glows fade, ending with a signature line from Daniel Whitehead Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Whitehead Hickory
Mrs Ayres Hosts Morning Party For Mrs Pruitt
A morning party at Mrs. John Ayres home on West Main street honored Mrs. Wilton Pruitt of Roanoke during a visit to Dothan. The guest list included Mrs. James Tindell Mrs. Mullins Jr Mrs. Billy Byas Mrs. J B Manuel and others with summer lilies as the main decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ayres
Wilton Pruitt
Roanoke
Dothan
Ayres
West Main Street
Pruitt
James Tindell
I. Mullins
Miss Carmichael and Dr Hart Honored at Covington Parties
Social notes recount two al fresco evening events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W F Covington on Osecelo Street honoring Miss Celeste Carmichael and Dr. Lamar Hart ahead of their June 24 wedding at First Baptist Church. Gardens glowed with gladioli magnolias and gardenias, candles lit paths, punch tables featured blue hydrangeas and pink petunias. about a hundred guests attended. A separate item notes travel by Mrs. J W White of Dothan and Mr and Mrs Al White and Emma Jo to Miami and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Carmichael
Lamar Hart
First Baptist Church
W.F. Covington
Osecelo Street
Covington
J. B. Hart
A. D. Carmichael
Graham Garson
Marcellus Spann
Jerome Spann
Cixde Lovern
la Bruce Hanahan
Jesse Forrester
J. W. White
Dothan
al White
Emma Jo
Birmingham
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Miss Newton Honored At Afternoon Tea Before Wedding
Miss Sara Newton, soon to wed Kells C. Carroll of Ozark, was honored at a seated tea by Miss Lillian Martin on South Orange Avenue. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, a decorative mantel scene, an ice course, and dainties while gifts of china and crystal were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Newton
Kells C. Carroll
Ozark
Lillian Martin
South Orange Avenue
Wasa
Miss Martin
H. K. Martin
Floyd McCarty
J. A. Cureton
Miami
Betty Malone
Annette Stephenson
Martha Speight
Yvonne James
Celeste Carmichael
E. L. Bagnall
Beauvoir Country Club Golf Tournament Rosters
Dothanians head to Montgomery for the Beauvoir Country Club golf tournament with players Press Thornton J H Brennan Jimmy Brennan Jr Leon Harvard Robert Lokey Byrd Flowers John Ayres John Ayres Jr Tommy Buntin Dupree Davin and Charles Rackley. Mrs H M Nowell and son Morris and Mrs W T Nowell and daughter Joan returned home after a week at Laguna Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Beauvoir
H. M. Nowell
Morris
W. IT. Nowell
Joan
Laguna Beach
Miss Margaret Reaves Weds Frank Baker at Parker Home
Miss Margaret Reaves of Pensacola and Frank Baker of Clearwater married at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Parker in Dothan. The ceremony at 4:00 p.m. featured Dr. A. W. Reaves and Dr. Parker officiating, with music by Miss Helen Baker and a reception following. The couple plans a Gulf coast trip then a move to Waco Texas for Baylor University studies and ministry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Reaves
Frank Baker
Mrs. Parker
Henry A. Parker
Pensacola
Parker
Clearwater
Fla
A. W. Reaves
First Baptist Church of
Helen Baker
David Nicholson
Jackson
Gechl
Gulf Coast
Waco
Texas
Baker
Baylor University
Navy
R. L. Baker
Louis Ainspaugh
Dunedin
Robert Baker
Barbara Lupier
Dallas
Lon Kubrick
Mrs. Ussery Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs. Reynolds May Jr
Mrs. A. D. Ussery held a luncheon at her home to honor Mrs. Reynolds May Jr of Greenville North Carolina. May and her two children Louis and Mary are spending June with S. R. May. The table featured a bowl of roses and snapdragons with pastel gladioli and other flowers throughout the home. Nancy Hurst of Roanoke is visiting her aunt Mrs. Mary Baker in Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Ussery
Reynolds May, Jr
Greenville
N.C
Nancy Hurst
Roanoke
Dothan
Mary Baker
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Mrs. Ayres
Mrs. Pruitt
Carolyn Acree
St. Andrews
Mrs
Arthur Mazyckad
Earle
Marjorie
Arthur
St. Andrew, Fla
Eleanor Logan Martin
Ormbergs
Newville
Namon A. Harpe
Sara Jean
William Perry Thomas, Jr
W. P. Thomas
Miss Carmichael
Dr. Hart
Miss Newton
Ussery
S. R. May, Jr
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Capri
Paul Parnes
Herbert Sondheim
Mary Muffet
Fred A. Block
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Blumberg
California
Blumberg’s
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Catalina
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