Local Social Notes From Cottondale Area
Olivia Mercer Cottondale and families host and visit relatives across Alabama Florida and Georgia. Guests include Agnes Dasinger from Montgomery with the Dasingers and Hargroves of Tallahassee. The Mercer and Ward families host and visit from Dexter Georgia Warner Robins and Laguna Beach among others with several service members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Agnes Dasinger
Mont-gomery
T E Dasinger
Sue
Myrlie Desa
Tommy Gene Dasinger
L Oh Hargrove
Tallahassee
Florda
Hargroves Uater
G C Mercer
Audire Watson
Opelika
Hd Wesson
Lowell Leonard
Robins Georgia
Mary Fae Seals
Laguna Beach
Fiorida
G E Bagley
Bob Gardner
Gona
William Gardner
Michigan
NM Burkbatter
Columus
JD Andrews
Cottondale
Vin Pensacola
Florida
Byron McDonald
Seven Columbia Students Attend Beta Session
Seven Columbia high school students accompanied by Mrs Louise Maddox attended the Alabama State Beta Convention in Birmingham after a Tuscaloosa basketball tournament trip. Read as the Houston County group included Catherine Wilkerson Saffile Faulk Mary Neil Calhoun John Palmer Beasley Lonnie Ray Sellers Je Hagler and Ted Forrester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Birmingham
Louise Maddox
Houston
Tuscaloosa
Gong
Cathrine Wilkerson
Saffile Faulk
Mary Neil Calhoun
John Palmer Beasley
Lonnie Ray Sellers
Je Hagler
Ted Forrester
King Baldwin Engagement Announced in Washington
Mrs Rufus King of Arlington Virginia announces the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth to the Rev Henry W Baldwin JP of Wicomico Virginia. The marriage will take place April 22 in an Episcopal church at Washington DC. The groom is a Virginia native and rector of an Episcopal church in Wicomico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus , King
Arlington
Virginia
Elizabeth
Henry W.baldwin
Wicomico
Washington, DC
Mise King
Dethan
Washington
US Air Force
Bradenton
Florida
George Washington Universan
American University
Harry W Baldwin
Irwin
The
University of
Ten Area Students Earn Huntington College Honor Roll
Ten students from the Wire glats area made the Huntington College Honor Roll for the first semester, led by Nancy Lightfoot and Ruth Barnes. Other honorees include Geardine Hollis, Barbara Johnston, Grae Saunders, Alice Knight, Ethel Moist, Ann Wood, Rebecca Parrso, Bess Wood, and Augusta Walden from Dothan, Abbeville, Enterprise, Blountstown, Shupperville, Minland Cy, and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire Glats
Huntingdon College
Deatt Paul T Stone
Nancy Lightfoot
Blountstown Fla
Ruth Barnes
Shupperville
Geardine
Milford man arrested after photo identification
Milford, NH authorities arrested Thomas A Campbell, 50, after he was identified in a photographer column of the New Hampshire Sunday News. He had lived quietly in Milford for years before being sent back to Massachusetts as a parolee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Thomas A Campbell
Massachusetts
Parolle
Hialas
Photnarapher
New Hampshire Sunday News
City bids clash as officials wait for coin toss decision
In Johnson City two oil firms submitted identical bids for a project. Major Howard Patrick produced a coin and proposed a coin toss to settle the contractor selection. A jury or group would determine the winner after the toss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Huard Patrick
Fashion Book Promises Wide Range of Spring Fashions
A Spring 1950 Fashion Book from Avery home sewer offers designs for all sizes including girls juniors and women mature and larger sizes. The last complete collection is shown and patterns are available by per copy price up to five cents with savings through the Dial 26270.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Home Sewer
Mises
Calendar notes for church circles and clubs
Calendar items list WSCS meetings at various circle and home venues, with addresses and times. Episcopal Womans Auxiliary circles meet on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at multiple homes. Grandview Baptist WMS hosts, with YWA events, and other club gatherings at Grandview church throughout the week.
Definitions Of Words Phrases Not Found In Your Dictionary
Fragmented OCR fodder yields noisy quotes about phrases and marriage, with stray lines naming Ruth Millets work, slang, and hypothetical conversations. The text reads like a collage of dictionary style notes and social commentary on terms, worth redacting for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
Miss Juanita Lee Weds James Whatley In Webb Church
Miss Juanita Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs James Harvey Lee of Webb wed James Franklin Whatley son of Mr and Mrs I P Whatley of Dothan in an afternoon Methodist ceremony at Webb Church on February 12. The decor featured green and white with smilax and huckleberry. music ranged from The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise to Indian Love Call. The bride wore white satin with a jeweled bodice and lace veil, and was escorted by her father. attendants wore aqua and lavender gowns. A reception followed at the couple’s Webb home before departing for New Orleans. they will reside on Route 4 with Mrs. Dawsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Sherrell
Juania Lee
Daugher
James Harvey Lee
Webb
James Franklin Whatey
P Whalley
Dothan
Webb Dr
Clas Ais
Gladioli
Ving Oswald Panist
Bascom Flats
Chopin
Joanne Perce
Donalson Ga
Rankin Tyler
Birmingham
Cullen Scarborough
Miss Pierce
Tyler
Scarborough
Maurice Fletcher
Montague
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Riggs
Camden
Lamar McCarty
Vated Shrender
Leesburg
Miss Odom
Mrs Moore
Miss May
Miss’ Whaley
Miss Thomas
Anne Riggs
Mod of Honor
Pat Moore
Tim Moore
Mrs Lee
Mrz Lee
Atte
Randolph Hughes
Doihan
Vics Mery Etta Joiner
Ashford
Ulmer Wiges
TA Wilson
Evelyn Stell
Cottonwood
Evelyn Sewsome
Brunson
Jeny Hols
Miilara Hughes
New Orleans
Whatley
Route Four
TW. Dawsey
Boozer Sets Visit To City Wednesday
Boozer plans a visit to the city on Wednesday. The couple, graduates of Houston County and Malone Florida, are tied to Auburn Players and Kappa Delta Phi. He served in the Navy four years and now farms with his father. She taught in public schools in Houston County and Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Coun'y
Auburn Players
Kappes Delta Fi
Houston County
Malone
Fla
Crystal ball clouded Atlanta license fee hike
Albany fortune tellers face higher operating costs after Atlanta city council raises oracle license fees from 100 to 300 dollars annually. The move potentially reduces the number of practicing prophets and affects local mystic businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fortune
Alert Am
Albany
Oracles
Bread and Waters Cure Toe Cessottes and Parts
A fragmentary report notes a sentence involving a person tied to a jail term of about 18 days. The text references a manager and signs, with unclear context and missing details. The readable items include mentions of bread, water, and a minor penal sentence sequence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olivia Mercer
King-Baldwin
Richmond An Virgina Theological Seminary
Episcopal Church
Wicomico, Va
Mibb
Elizabeti
Area
Jacqueline
Carol
North Foster
Peng
Dothan Eagle
New York St
Paterna
Pattera
Dothan Ala
Dial
Albour
Nea-Acme
Navid
Roster Street
Methodist
WSCS
Wendell Avery
Oates Street
W C King
Woodland Drive
Roy Hill
West Men Street
Billy Shealy
Roberta Avenue
Milken Williams
W. Men Street
E Je Ford
Newton Street
L Townsend
Curee
J A Campbell
Commonwealth Court
WMS
Sunbeans
Grandview Bopet Church
Presbyterian Woc
Godfry Shirley
Episcopal Womans Auwliary
Peery Clark
Herbert Hovey
Virginia Drive
Mes Hardee Johnston
West Mavion
Foxer Street
Clyde Segre
Park Ave
Charles Roberts
Osceola Street
Jefferson Hudson
Osceola and
Circle
Coke Jones, Jr
Tacoma Stree
New Century Club
W F Calhoun
Ras Wall
Pauline Rochester
Grandview Ywa
Episcopal Womans
Ausbhary Silinger
Rebecca Boozer
West Troy Street
Harmony Club
Sesson
Houston Memory Library
Myer Blumbers
Graves Knowles
Auric Frazier
Prosgram
BWC
Grannview Baptist
Bill Perrs
Price
Sax
Pat
Jesse
Putin
Hugh Spirite
Darling
Byars
Earl
Dea
Juanita Lee
James Whatley
Webb Church
Whatles
James
Inkdin Whatley
O. D. Hederson
Miami
Henderson
Boozer
Dayne
Dorthy Parkins Mingaig Bipcicke
Gram
Dorothy Perkins
Harrison & Liseney Drug CO
N. Foster St
Carlisle
Coul Sachs
Paul Sachs
Carlisle's
the Penney Building
Troy Street
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