Stewardship and greetings from visiting figures in Washington
A reflective note from P Strickland Gillilan on stewardship contrasts with announcements of Crawford and Mrs Lexse Craw Jr visiting, and Crawford’s transfer to the Army Air Forces in the South Atlantic. The Sesame Study Club plans a meeting at Mrs T J Creel, Ashford Road, at 3 15 Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexsse
Craw' ‘Et, Jr
Washington, D. C
Crawford
Ashford Road
Creward
Waslington
Army Air Forces
South Atlantic
Sesame Study Club
T. J. Creel
Birthday observance for Mrs M M Tindell marked
A at home gathering celebrated Mrs S M M Tindell turning 70 with friends and relatives. Attendees included the Chidree and Burdeshaw families from Donalsonville and Columbus, plus Moore, Roberts, Golson, Burdeshaw, and Averett households from Towartssee The Book Review City will Meet at 3 60 p m Wednesday at Mrs Ralph Madson's home. Mrs J Willie Worrell travels to Washington for an extended visit with Sergeant L H Beck. CLUB TO MEET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S MM. Tindell
C. C Chidree
Flegnor
Charles
Jean
Donalsonville
J. A Burdeshaw
Jeanette
Wayne
Leamon
Bessie
Jobs
Regan
Columbus
TN. Smith
Margie
Lavonis
Ellis Stewart
Sandra
Donalsonwile
Dalton Moore
Lavoze
Gerald
F Mo Roberts
Cowarts
Wilton Golson
Charles T. Burdeshaw
Camp
Wheeler
Jack Averett
Carolyn and
Thomas
Towarts
Cizy
Firs
Ralph Madson
West Troy Street
J. Willie Worrell
Webb
Washington, D. C
L. H. Beck
Citizenship Girl: Malone High School Queen nominee
Misa Olga Ward of Malone Florida has been elected Good Citizenship Girl at Malone High School in the DAR sponsored contest. A senior and A student, she has served as class president for four years, is a cheerleader and band director, editor of the Tiger Journal, and will play the female lead in American Eagle a mystery drama to be staged March 30. She was also elected Queen of Malone High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Olga Ward
R. E. Wred
Malone, Fla
Malone High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tiger Journal
Hoyt Scarbrough Honored At Navy Visit Party
Hoyt Scarbrough of the U S Navy, home on leave, was honored Monday evening at a party hosted by Miss Blondell Braswell of route three. Guests included Bronnie Erwin, E B Hiddiey, Annie Belle Riddley, Charlie Thompson, Arthur Skeen, Elbert Davis, Huey Lee Sheen, Harvey Singletary, Rita Erwin, Gent Crawford, Anna Martha Scarborough, Juanjin Lashley, Lagatha Crawford, Edgar Gary, Leonard Danford, Haywood Braswell, Helen Wood, Eugene Lashiey, W H Hatcher, J W Briswell, Earlene Lashiey, Sterling Erwin, Perry Singleton, Sara Nell Braswell, M L Braswell, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Scarbrough
U. S. Navy
Miss Blondell Braswell
Route Three
Bronnie Erwin
E. B. Hiddiey
Annie Belle Riddley
Charlie Thompson
Arthur Skeen
Elbert Davis
Huey Lee Sheen
Harvey Singletary
Rita Erwin
Gent Crawford
Anna Martha Scarborough
Juanjin Lashley
Lagatha Crawford
Edgar Gary
Leonard Danford
Haywood Bra
Miss Clark Hosts Madrid Party For Friends At Home
Carolyn Clark of Madrid hosted an afternoon of games for friends at her home with light refreshments. Guests included Sybil Clark Turner Redmond Carolyn Clark Earl Golden and many others from local families and Navy connections. Also noted were brief travel plans for Sergeant Richard Crawford and moves of Mrs Robert Crawford and infant son Robert Dyson TF from hospital to their home on Woodland Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carolyn Clark
Madrid
Sybil Clark
Turner Redmond
Carolyn Clark
Earl Golden
Juanita Simmons
Bobby Hill
Cathleen Namer
Gene Clark
Willa Rea Joiner
Robert Elmore
Hazel Watkins
Jack Chambers
Hazel Wilson
Robert Lewis
Lena Potts
McKinnely Nichols
Wade Neil Cain
Ole Harrel
Jr Cathr
Robert Crawford
Robert Dyson
Woodland Drive
Oswin Hobbs Dies in Florida at 55
Funeral services for Oswin Hobbs fifty five former Joustan County resident who died in Plant City Florida Saturday night were held at Ruckley Creek Church with Rev L C Brannon officiating Burial followed in Rocky Creek cemetery He was born in Houston County and moved to Plant City eight years ago Survived by wife a son Stokes Hobbs US Army a daughter Estell Dell Plant City two sisters Mrs Lalla Pierce and Mrs J Smith five brothers EJ Hom Otus Hobbs Bennie and Alonzo Hobbs and others A granddaughter Active pallbearers Jack Womack Horace Womack WO Hand Bob Wiggins Charlie McCalister J M Adams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswin
Hobbs
Joustan County
Plant
Ruckley Creek Church
L C Brannon
Rocky Creekh
Fellows
Christmas
Ashford
Houston County
Plant City
Rocky Creek Church
Stokes Hobbs
US Army
Estell Dell
Lalla Pierce
J . Smith
EJ Hom.et
Otus Hobbs
Bennie
Alonzo Hobbs
Jack Womack
Ho Ace Womack
Bob Wiggins
Charlie McCalister
Home Club Holds Monthly Meeting With Mrs Murphy
The Home Demonstration Club met recently with Mrs Mary Murphy and Mrs Carrie B Thesuit. Miss Frances Aran gave hints on a pew project and project directors were elected. BH Worthy of Exsw announced as winner of the club quilt. $19 was raised from ticket sales for a Red Cross donation. Refreshments closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy
Carrie B. Thesut
Frances Aran
Midland City Club Hosts For Study Session
Midland City Club hosts the Midland City Study Club at Mrs Daughny home with Ralph Daughny and B L Reynolds as joint hostesses. The program included a prayer for the President, talks on women’s political evolution and jury service, a Lucretia Mott amendment talk, and a freedom poem. A salad social followed with members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Daughny
B. L. Reynolds
Midland City
Midland City Study Club
United States
B C. Balkoom
P. Evans
C. FP
Garren
Parkers
Lucretia Mott
W. A. Parrish
AL. Askew
R. C. Balkcom
KR. M. Brown
Corbitt Benton
Harold Curry
J. W. Daniel
C. P. Evans
C. F. Garrett
H. Bh. Parker
W. A Ross
J. R. Stevens
L. F. Reynolds
R. L. Daughtry
Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs Cobb
Mrs Cobb was honored Sunday at a birthday luncheon attended by numerous relatives and friends from Dothan Chipley Cottonwood and nearby areas including Mr and Mrs Charles A Patrick Sandra Jean Teanette Searcy and many others. The article also notes relocations of the Cobb and Dawkins families and a vacation in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cobb
Harvey Cock
Dothan
Charles A. Patrick
Sandra Jean
W.W. Williams
Glenn Houston
Betty Sue
Wiley Douglas
Maggie
Glenn Jean
Dannie Earl
Teanette Searcy
Jennie McDaniel
Patricia
Eric
Chipley
Eas Brackin
Cleo Herring
Daphne
Mary Lois Sandras
Archie Cobb
Larry Frank
Buddy Kirkland
Montez
Cottonwood
P. L Jones
Brown
Henry Weathers
Dewey Cobb
Joe
Visitor And Bride Feted At Seated Tea
Miss Carolyn Trawick, Brenau College student visiting her parents, hosted a seated tea at 207 Montezume Avenue in honor of guest Miss Shirley McDonald of Laurel and the recent bride Mrs. J. N. Mullins Jr. The home was decorated with all white flowers, iris, snapdragons, spirea, and greenery. The table featured silver and crystal appointments with a low silver bowl of white iris and crystal candelarras flanking the centerpiece. Mrs. Earl C. Moody and Miss Lou Farmer served at the table ends. tea dainties were provided by Carolyn Cannady and Barbera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Trawick
Brenau College
J. T. Trawick
Shirley McDonald
Laure
J. N. Mullins
Montezume Avenue
Earl C. Moody
Lou Farmer
Carolyn Cannady
Barbera
Local Social Notes Highlight Guests And Arrivals
Ann Harris and Celeste Carmichael hosted a guest list featuring Mrs Charles Chapman Mrs Lex Downing Mrs Sam Trent Miss Gwendolyn Stephenson Miss Christian Cotter Miss Frances Farmer Miss Iris McQuagge Miss Margaret Johnson Miss Lynette Lasseter Miss Sara Hathcock Miss Frances Boozer Miss Betty Spann Miss Alden Howell Miss Carolyn Domingus and Miss Carolyn Acree ne Lieut Oral Lee Davis traveled from Stockton California to spend ten days with his wife and daughter Linda before reporting to Bulom Mississippi for a new assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harris
Celeste Carmichael
Charles Chapman
Lex Dowiing
Sam Trent
Gwendolyn Stephenson
Christian Cotter
Frances Farmer
Iris McQuagge
Margaret Johnson
Lynette Lasseter
Sara Hathcock
Frances Boozer
Betty Spann
Alden Howell
Carolyn Domingus
Carolyn Acreene
Oral Lee Davis
Stockton
California
Linda
Bulom, Miss
Birth Announcement for Lew Reece HL Jr in Washington
The notice reports the birth of Lew Reece HL Jr on March 1 at Walter Reed Hospital with mention of Washington DC. Parents are LH Beck and possibly weiter joined by sergeant designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant
Dire
LH Beck Hos
Washington, D.C
Bon
Lewreece Hl, Jr
Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs Gross Honored By Mrs Pennington Shower
Mrs Gross was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Pennington and others. The event featured two centerpiece cakes, sandwiches, and iced punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gross
Pennington
Meeting routine of Victory Society postponed for death
Monthly Victory Society meeting set for tonight at eight. Mrs. Ochs Broce, Mary McCarty of Pensecote, spent days there with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. B D McCarty called to Birmingham today by death of her father, Rufus Chester Bruce. Otho Bruce in Birmingham for several days. Mrs. HC White to leave soon. Visitors and relatives in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ochs Broce
Mary McCarts
Pensecote
B.D. McCarty
Birmingham
Rufus Chester Bruce
Liew
Otho Bruce
Birmeng
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beward
P. Strickland Gillelan
M. Tindell
Death
Dorothy Gray
Blumberg
Miss Clark
Richard
Bo) Crawford
Millville
N. J
Ro D Crawford
J J. Couch
Montgomery
Mrs Couch
Bobby
Florida
Dothan Drug CO
T Home Club
Mrs. Murphy
Midland City Club
Mrs. Cobb
Luther Wilson
Lee
Katharine Anne
West Main Street
Cherokee Avenue
R. A Dawkins
North Orange Avenue
W .B. Andress
Mrs Raymond Radney
New Orleans
Germany
Japan
Brethfest
Bauman’s Jewel Box
Foster
Laurel
Gainesville
Ceralyn Trawick
Brenau
Mrg HC
Troy
Pinkham
Rimnan
Gulf Life Policyholders
Ste
Federal Savings & Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank
Total
U.S
T. Phillips
Tam
Gulf Life
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