Presbyterian Circles Meet At Enterprise in Temperance Study
Presbyterian circles gathered Monday at Enterprise for Bible study and temperance work. Circle Two, led by Mrs George S Cooper and Mrs Oscar Nurd, studied Psalms in the teuch text. The Home Mission Committee report was given, and plans were made for Synod Presbytery Home Missions and the Stillman Conference reports. Seven Pioneers attend Camp Grandview. Notices urged attendance at Dothan Presbyterian Church services with Dr F Crossley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Cooper
Oscar No Hurd
J. J. Faulk
Home Mission Committee
Janie Curry Townsend
H.C. Lewis
O. N. Hamby
Stillman
Camp Grandview
Church Circles Schedule Meeting and July Duties
On June 21 a church service is noted and the circles meet June 14 led by leaders H C Donaldson G B Hues J T Dunaway Ray Metcalf and John Chances The Young Matrons Circle led by Ed Fleming will place flowers in the church The Bettie Rawls Circle will run the program at the church and the Mary Linton Circle will prepare MYE suppers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimma
Stephens
H. C. Donaldson
Mary Linton
G. B. Hues
Lucy Warren
J. T. Dunaway
Bettie Rawls
Ray Metcalf
John Chances
Ed Fleming
Births Announcements from Marianna and Enterprise area
Birth notices report several newborns: Charles Thomas Deal born May 29 in Panama City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Deal of St Andres Fla. Rex Philip Thomas born June 9 at Hartford Hospital to Mr and Mrs W L Thomas of Hartford route two. David Alfred London born June 8 to Mr and Mrs Alfred O London. Martha J Griffin mentions Joseph Pattick born at ducal hospital. Mars Elizabeth Toropkins born June 1 to Mr and Mrs HH B Toropkins of Prichard Alabama. hotel George Anne Platt born May 23 at East Nd Memorial Hospital Birmingham to Mr and Mrs George Platt. grandparents listed for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Deal
St. Andres
Fla
Charles Thomas
Panama City Hospital
Deal
Lois Martin
This City
W. L. Thomas
Hartford Route Two
Rex Philip
Hartford Hospital
Alfred O. London
David Alfred
London Seas Farmoeriv
Martha J. Griffin
Wade Griffin
Joseph Pattick
Ca Ducal Hoerfital
Joanny BP. LaCarter
P. T. Riley
Dartford
J. P. LaCarter
Houston
Texas
Marianna Special
HH. B. Toropkins
Prichard
Ababama
Diunoune
Mars Eligaebeth
Toropkins
Enterprise
George Platt
We the Women and the Married Partnership
A fragmented discussion on marital finances and partnership duties asks readers to consider if a wife’s money and choices should be controlled by her husband. It questions whether couples share decisions about home management, children, and future plans as equal partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Fala
Miss Churchwell and Roy Thagard Reynolds Wed At Baptist Church
The ceremony at Locile Churchacd joined Miss Churchwell and Roy Thagard Reynolds in marriage with Reverend Dr Heres A Parker officiating. The couple will reside in South Gate California where Reynolds manages Lundy Thagard oil. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Burger, wore white duchess satin with a long train, and her attendant Miss Kathryn Cumbie wore pale pink. Out of town guests included families from Detroit, Baltimore, and Montgomery. The reception followed at the bride’s uncle’s home with notable guests and a formal buffet supper prior to the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Churchwell
Roy Thagard Reynolds
Baptist Church
F BR Burger
Thagerd Reynolds
Mer Jable
Frank Ber Rude
Bagpuss
Heres A. Parker
Louise Wynn
Max Morris
Jack White
Lomax Johnson
Roy Driggers, Jr
Tarver Rowe
Kathryn Cumbie
Miss Cumbie
W.C. Cumbie
William McKenzie
Baok
Betty Bbona
Edward Adams
Montgomery
R. C. Buckholz
Sandra and
Sharon
Detroit
Michigan
Baltimore, Md
I. B. Reynolds
Leesville
Ella Casin
Wewahitchka, Fla
Enterprise
2. OR. Burger
R. C. Burcholz
Juanita Cumbie
W. C. Cumbie
Elizabeth Smith
tgtHove
H. W. Baker
L. L. Baker
Columbus Ga
Albert W. Smith
Marianna
Methodist Church
Charles A. Corbitt
Woman asks bank teller to call home to turn off gas
A Memphis motorist parked at a drive in teller window and asked the teller to call her home to tell the family to turn off the gas under the dinner due to a delay downtown. A separate note mentions a lobster turning green then red due to a chemical change in boiling.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lost Wasld Tee in Production of a Cartoon
A fragment notes efforts from three to eight men spent in producing a cartoon, describing the drawings and layout process. The text reflects early stage notes about creating a mated cartoon for publication.
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F. Crossley
Goa
Ws. CN
First Methodist Church
Lares Warren Circle
Mes
Jo Ro Coleen
L.L. Farris
Wadston Chancey
F. FE. Puckett
Charcoal Steak House & Cafeteria
N. Foster
WDIG
Church
A. Burns
Woman's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church of
Mrs. Burns
Kentucky
Dr. Burns
Greenwood Baptist Church
van Ritch
Neonatttver Las Simple the
Leck Ravan
Fashion Therm
van Ditch
North Foster
Rutyw Milrlett
Bormine Ag
W. R. Jordan
Betty Rae Love
Juanita Cambdie
Betty Beasley
Nina Kathryn Howell
Juliette Mount
Bertha White
Mises Doris McCauley
Service
Roll cConfines
J. L. Harr Roofing Co
Ellis G. Arnall
Dad
Georgia
Union
The
Avondale Mill
Kraselsky
Avondale
Avondale Mills
Kraselsky’s
Avonda Designing Department
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