Miss Mary Lou Daughtry And Mr Loftin Marry In Hartford
Miss Mary Lou Daughtry daughter of Mrs W C Daughtry and Robert Earl Loftin son of Mr and Mrs A C Loftin of Hartford were married in the Methodist church on Saturday February 28 with Rev G C Cantrell of Atmore presiding. The ceremony featured smilax decor, gladioli and carnations, organ plus vocal selections. The bride wore white satin with a train, finger tip veil, orange blossom coronet and a bouquet of white carnations tuberoses and fern. Bridesmaids wore blue and pink taffeta with matching bouquets. The groom was joined by best man James Commander and ushers from Hartford Montgomery Chipley and surrounding towns. The couple left for Auburn to attend Alabama Polytechnic Institute and will reside there briefly. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs Cantrell and many locals from Florala Dothan Geneva Ozark and Orlando.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Mary Lou Daughtry
W. C. Daughtry
Robert Earl Loftin
A. C. Loftin
G. C. Cantrell
Atmore
Ala
A. D. Adair
Geneva
Peggy Blue
Elba
MacDowell
Claire de Lune
Miss Blue
Cadman
Bond
William F. Daughtry
Montez Cooley
Ydothan
Virginia Clark
Sallie
Susan Yeaman
J. E. Yeaman
Florala
Jimmy Yeaman
James Commander
Charlie Jerkins
Montgomery
Joe Reagan
Gene Holman
Paul Wesson
Chipley
Fila
W. O. Daughtry
Auburn
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
G. P. Cantrell
Susan
Marvin Reeves
Clarence Peacock
Samson
Melvin Chapman
Leonard Miller
Birmingham
Nina English
English
Sammie Blue
Flba
V. P. Taylor
Malarem Dean
H. Byrd
Annie Martha Byrd
Fletcher Hudson
Ozark
G. XN. Cooley
Jackie Cooley
Dothan
Jake Purvis
J. A. Noblin
George Calliteau
Janice Calliteau
Perryman Tow
J. F. Thompson
Orlando
Fla
Clinton McCarty
Mary Charles White
Jim White
Napier
Fragmentary Meditation on Time and Faith
Fragmentary prose evokes heavy past and present, pondering time and eternity. References to love, health, conscience, and a nod to Izaak Walton frame a contemplative reverie. The voice addresses Gad Helen Mitchell with spiritual concern and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mitchell
Izaak Walton
First Baptist Church Auxiliary meets for mission program
The Intermediate Girls Auxiliary held a Monday gathering at Mrs. Hugh S. Wallace Sr. home with a program on His Message Our Mission by Charlotte Givens Patty Bush and Betty Jean Jernigan. Special music by Sara Ann Cunningham and refreshments followed with ten members present. The flower show lecture by Mrs Anna Hong Rutt was cancelled due to speaker scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hugh S. Wallace
Charlotte Givens
Patty Bush
Betty Jean Jernigan
Sara Ann Cunningham
Caroline Thrower
Miriam Whiddon
Anne Johnson
Susan Ward
Rosa Gissendanner
B. M. Cherry
Anna Hong Rutt
Rothan Garden Club
Dothan
Y W A Unit Meets With Miss Holland
The Barbara Wilson Y W A of Southside Baptist Church met Monday evening at Miss Betty Jane Holland's home with nine members and three visitors. The program on Annie Armstrong was presented by Wau thene Mullins Nell Cauley Edita Wilkinson and Mrs Fred Dyke. A special offering was collected. The Prichard 4-H Club met Friday at the school for a program Watch That Hump and a film on posture habits clothes and headdress Grace Parrish presided and Roba Ball led the program. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Recreation Center. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wilson
Prichard 4-H
Grace Parrish
Roba Ball
American Legion Auxiliary
Mr. Weed Honored At Birthday Fete
A surprise birthday luncheon for W. T. Weed of Midland City route two was hosted by friends and relatives. The gathering featured a central embossed cake and a long list of attendees from Midland City route two, Ashford, Napier Field, DeKan, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Weed
Midland City
Clyde York
Piichard
R. Weed
John Paramore
Joe Ben Pilcher
M. C. Wilkinson
Ashford
Walter Paramore
Bob Paramore
T. E. Hammack
Frances
H. H. Blakey
Napier Field
L. R. Dasinver
Mike Weed
Eli Hicks
Shafter Hicks
Rirs
Virgl Ward
DeKan
Wallace Paramore
Wade Dasinger
Henry
Mer
Glenn Willis
Pothan
J. G. Haromack
S. L. Ward
Zay Ward
Mrs Riley Hosts Ninth Birthday Party for Carolyn
Mrs Sam Riley entertained Monday evening for Carolyns ninth birthday with games and prizes to Annie Ruth Ussery Nan Richards and Jerry Allen Blakey. Guests included Bobby Jane Jernigan Addis Lee Walker Imogene Money Glyndis Faye Money Mary Tome Peterman Maryilyn Dickerson Barbara Dickerson Nan Richards Sperry Baker Rebecca Riley Linda Carolyn Seymour Judy Parker Mary Ann Chalker Annie Ruth Ussery Donald Ussery Jerry Allen Blakey Bobby Riley W A Woodham and Felton Woodham. The local American Legion post meeting scheduled for tomorrow night was cancelled by Commander Fred Garner and will be held at the next regular time. Mrs Nat C Faulk was called to Blakely Ga yesterday for patient care of her mother Mrs G J George of Darnaceur Ga who is at a hospital in Blakely Ga. Mr and Mrs Herbert Crunk of Franklin Tenn arrived yesterday for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs P Crunk. Mrs C N Walton Jemison Miss Bennie Walton and Mrs Grady Nall Montgomery returned home after a brief visit with Miss Emilee Walton. Mr and Mrs Chester Parham Jr and sons Chester and Bob left today for a brief visit in Atlanta with Mrs Charde Peeples and Mr and Mrs Chester Parham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Riley
Carolyn
Annie Ruth Ussery
Nan Richards
Jerry Allen Blakey
Herschel Baker
W. T. Kirkland
Riley
Bobby Jane Jernigan
Addis Lee Walker
Imogene Money
Glyndis Faye Money
Mary Tome Peterman
Maryilyn Dickerson
Barbara
Tipht
Fred Garner
Birth of 3 Gauthier, Bernardine in British West Indies
Captain and Mrs. John K. Carney announce the birth of 3 Gauthier Bernardine born February 25 at Walter Field Trinidad British West Indies. Adelle Wegnt, daughter of Mr ard mA JOR Wight of Dothan Can Carney ase the Army Air Pores serving as atat Supply Oliees at Willers Field Mer Carney and daushir Mary Carstar joined Capea Carnes in Trinidad in April 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Carney
Gauthier
Bernardine
Wailer Field
Tritided
British West Indies
Carney
Adelle Wegnt
Ard
Wight
Dothan
Army Air Pores
Willers Field
Mrs C C Bennett Elected President of Literary Club
Mrs C C Bennett was chosen president of the New Century Club at a meeting at Mrs Terese Merrill's home. Officers also named were J J Flowers as vice president EF N Passmore as secretary and J Theodore Jackson as treasurer. The gathering featured a civic remarks and a humorous program with readings and book discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Terese Merrill
C. C. Bennett
J .J. Flowers
EF. N. Passmore
J. Theodore Jackson
J. J. Plowers
Dec. Bennett
PB. 1
Hopkins
Helen Dourlis Mankin
Camile Kelley
Paul Allen
Nancy Hoss
A. A. Winter
Gipsy Boozer
Wwot. Burkett
Henry Powers
John Flowers
Aure Frazier
IH. A. Pather
KF. N. Passmore
M. Rawe
Cob. Sehwalb
Woo S. Wilson
J. Hf. Lumins
Joe Beall
Woo Calhoun
J. A. Campbell
Hephaus
Sweet
Foy
Miss Maxine Gaylord Hosts Ashford Party Show
Miss Maxine Gaylord of Ashford entertained Friday afternoon with a musical program by Lawson Gaylord, Coy Dickerson, and Joey Dickerson. Attending were numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Slentary and families, Mrs. Walter Coates, the Dickersons, Gaylord family members, Forehand, Lane, Roney, Nowell, and many others in this community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Gaylord
Ashford
Lawson Gaylord
Coy Dickerson
Joey Dickerson
Enoch Singletary
Hilly
Kenneth
Walter Coates
Ivey Dickerson
Mary Evelyn
Judy
Marie
L. M. Gaylord
Caidren
Eva Lane
Mildred Nowell
Jerry Odom
Willard Fang
Dates Fennell
Wilburn Koney
Miss Marie Bolin Hostess At Party
Miss Marie Bolin entertained a group of friends at her home near Slocomb on Tuesday evening. Guests included Jackie Hath Imogene Hall Doris Jean Childs Jeanette Moss Joan Sidle Johnnie Maude Bolin Doris Hall Ellen Ward Grace Morris Kate Fondren Betty Burdeshaw Rufesta Hyman Ragymond Morris Willis Hall Richard Moss Charlie Bell Paul Campbell Donald Waters Grady Tew Glenn Bolin David Idle and Mr and Mrs Ocarvin FE Bolin and sons tiny foe Byford and Randall. The entry mentions a humorous note about the Encyclopedia and a marine analysis symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Bolin
Slocomb
Jackie Hath
Imogene Hall
Doris Jean Childs
Jeanette Moss
Joan Sidle
Johnnie Maude Bolin
Doris Hall
Ellen Ward
Grace Morris
Kate Fondren
Betty Burdeshaw
Rufesta Hyman
Ragymond Morris
Willis Hall
Richard Moss
Charlie Bell
Paul Campbell
Donald Waters
Grady Tew
Glenn Bolin
David Idle
Mrs. Ocarvin FE
Bolin and Sons
Tiny Foe
Byford and
Randall
Napier Club Elects Officers and Meets for Program
The Napier Field Home Demonstration Club met at the school with eighteen members present. Miss Nellie Daughtry spoke on The Development of Personality in Children. New officers were elected: Mrs. Charles Horne president, Mrs. Julius Palmer vice president, Mrs. J. W. Steele secretary and treasurer, Mrs. J.D. Brookins parliamentarian, Mrs. A. R. Jenkins devotional leader. The third Thursday monthly was set as the regular meeting date. Fred Hodges, discharged from the Army Air Forces, visits his parents on route five before heading to Tuscaloosa for the University. Sun dials are primarily for telling time and can serve as a compass if time is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier Field
Nellie Daughtry
Charles Horne
Julius Palmer
J. W. Steele
J.D. Brookins
A. R. Jenkins
Fred Hodges
Army Air Forces
Mrs. J. Hodges
Tuscaloosa
University
Sooty slate-colored lenis described in marine guide
A fragment notes that lengths from city waters appear slate colored due to soot in the air, as marine guide Bria describes in a 6 line entry.
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Aaeter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julian Hall
Ankoind
Mr. Loftin
Mrs. Wallace
Penney’s
Leader
Dothan, Ake
Y.W.A
Miss Holland
Irish Guards
London
Hyde Park
Mr. Weed
Legion
Nat C. Faulk
Blakely
G. J. George
Darnaceur
Herbert Crunk
Franklin, Tenn
P. Crunk
C. N. Walton
Jemison
Bennie Walton
Grady Nall
Emilee Walton
Chester Parham, Jr
Chester
Bob
Atlanta
Mire
Charde Peeples
Chester Parham
Napier Club
St.Joseph Aspirin
Jase
Pepsi-Cola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N.Y
N. Foster ST
Rockford
Chambray
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