Younger Set Attends Party On Route Five
Malvern Junior 4 H Club members gathered at the school with Mrs. Carrie Threat presiding for a meeting featuring Personal Appearance games and social activities. A birthday luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. James Woodham followed at the Woodham home on Route Five with many relatives attending. Representatives of the Dothan Garden Club traveled to Hartford for a Seventh Region Garden Club leaders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Carrie
Threaton
James Wood‘ham
Bunday
Woodham
Bansa
C. A Goff
Grace Adiins
Hilly
Nanty
Joe Smith
Lorene Smith
Mavis Lingo
James Smith
Myrtle
Joseph
Betty Jean
Perry Evans
Newville
Clyde Mounds
Eugene
June
Marjorie
W. A. Woodham
Mavis
Luther
Doris
Ozark
J. W. Grantham
Abbeville
H. L Palmer
Headland
Betty
Judy
Raby Neind Jinior
Dothan
Christine Beasley
Rose Paramore
Flowers Robinette
Midland City
Dothan Garden Club
Hartford
Lewis
H. Wright
Mark Cannon
C. N. Ray
A. G. Barnes, Jr
Pete Childe
John Campbell
Girls Entertain At Evening Party At Home Of Ashdord Keute
Miss Betty Jean Koiget and Miss Bondle Hatcher hosted an evening party Tuesday at the home of Mus Kregat Ashdord Keute. Guests included Norman Vance Eugene Davis Dursocd Hopkins Mary Edna Powell Carl Bowen Bate Smith Jim Free Nettie Farmer and many others in a lively social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Koiget
Bondle Hatcher
Mus Kregat Ashdord Keute
Norman Vance
Eumene Davis
Dursocd Hopkins
Mary Edna Powell
Carl Bowen
Bate Smith
Jim Free
Nettie Farmer
Joe Four Derothy Priua Eduard Sellers
Mary Ellen Flower
Edward Lorminer
Mary Erbe Jonezr
Dosie Buse
Betty Jens Krugot
Cosrier Shepherd
Jean
Eugene Roney
Mack Hallard
Elis Moss
Abner Moss
Gene Layton
Joe Knowles
Junior Deese
Elsa Katcher
Theo Deese
Jf, Feirs
Medford Cuerva
Ruth U S Class Social Meets at First Baptist
Members of the Ruthunday School Class of the First Baptist Church gathered Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. A B Lynch for a social hosted by groupe three and four. Mrs Linton Warren led opening devotion followed by games and contests. Refreshments closed the meeting with many attendees listed including Mrs Paul Tadlock Mrs Hal Telleson Mrs Paw Robinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthunday
First Baptist Church
A B. Lynch
Irs
Linton Warren
Paul Tadlock
Hal Telleson
Paw Robinson
L. J. Thomas, Jr
Coy Bramnon
Mrs T J Creel hosts Sesame Study Club meeting
Mrs T J Creel entertained the Sesame Study Club at Ashford Road with a devotional on Divine Election and talks on Cuba and American independence. Guests included Philadelphia visitor Mrs A G Riley and several club members and officers. James Jones V-12 medical student at Alabama will visit with parents Morgan Street, joined by Miss Beverly McPherson of Mobile. Others arriving for visits include Alabama Chapter O E S officers Mrs Georgia Schwartz and Mrs Ruby DeLakey. Mrs H C White returned from Troy. Mrs E Stephens and Rita visit Lynn Haven with G Mullin and Martha Carol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Creel
Ashford Road
Sesame Study Club
Jesse Harwell
Creel
Birs
Ray Hayes
James Jones
University of Alabama
J. M. Jones
Morgan Street
Beverily McPherson
Mobile
Jones
Georgia Schwartz
Birmingham
Alabama
O. E
Ruby DeLakey
E. Stephens
Rita
Henry Green
Hock Hill
Lynn Haven
Fla
G. Mulling
Martha Carol
Luncheon Planned By Episcopal Women Unit
The Episcopal Women's Auxiliary will hold its monthly luncheon at the parish house Tuesday at 12:00 noon. Chapter One sponsors. Mrs. M. L. West and Mrs. J. M Snell mourn the death of their uncle Dr. W. D. Sears of Ellaville Georgia. Dr. Sears died at his Ellaville home yesterday. funeral service set for 2:00 p.m. Saturday. Mary Lou King, daughter of Mrs. W. C. King, is convalescing in a local hospital after two weeks of treatment. Eleanor Martin arrived from Judson College to spend several days with her parents. Mrs. Perry Clark returned from a ten-day visit at Apalachicola Florida with her parents. Lieut. Gertrude Dukes Army Nurse Corps reports for new assignment at Jackson Mississippi. joined Nurse Corps at Camp Rucker February 1. Corporal Henry D. Skipper returned to the States after fifteen months in the European Theater. Miss Lucie Skipper of Cottonwood reports. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ready and sons visited Private Millard H. Ready at Camp Gordon. Miss Kathryn Lane of Saint Mary's School Raleigh is spending spring holidays in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. John Vincentelli left for Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment. accompanied to Montgomery by Mrs. Henry Flowers Jr. and Mrs. E. R. Porter who will return to Dothan tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. West
J. M Snell
W. D. Sears
Ellaville, Ga
Sears
Ellaville
Gertrude Dukes
Army Nurse Corps
Jackson, Miss
A. 0. Dukes
Columbia
Dukes
Camp Rucker
Kathryn Lane
Fred Lane
Saint Mary’s School
Raleigh
N. C
New York City
Miss Lane
John Vincentelli
Rochester
Minn
Vincenter
Mayo Clinic
Montgomery
Henry Flowers, Jr
E.R. Porter
Dothan Temorrow
Auto Accident Fatal To Returned Veteran
Abbeville Special services for Private Joseph William Welcher twenty two year old paratrooper stationed at Fort Benning Georgia who was killed in an automobile accident on the Columbus Opelika highway were held at Shorterville church. Survived by his wife and mother Mrs Willie Pearl Welcher Abbeville route and four brothers Julian F Robert R Woodrow and Walter FE Welcher. His brothers James Pope and Emmett E Hix served as pallbearers. The ceremony was conducted by Reverends Mark A Lower and L W Tubb Kennedy Funeral Home directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbeville
Joseph William Welcher
Fort Benning
Columbus- Opelika
Shorterville Church
Mark A. Lower
L. W. Tubb
Kennedy Funeral Home
Welcher
Willie Pearl Welcher
Julian F
Robert R., Woodrow
Walter FE. Welcher
James Pope
Emmett E. Hix
Jas
Echoe
Fragmentary obituary notice from Pecama area appears
The text references individuals Pecama Cry Elmore Farr Dickerson and Ashford Jane with unclear roles. It mentions Carolyn Gawd born Marck at home, and names Kecreta Deros Wrasd Mere Leroy Elmire. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Elmire
Pecama
Fie
Senghler
Carolyn Gawd
Marck
Ire
Elmore
Farr
Alto Dickerson
Ashford Jane One
Mas Elmore
Berett Dickerson
Grreet Heads to Jackson for Aunt Wire’s Serious Illness
Grreet departed for Jackson Georgia today summoned by the seriousness of her Aunt Wire. FP Woitney records the brief, single-line notice of travel for a family emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Grreet
Jackson
Wire
A FP
Woitney
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Kinney
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Retreation Center
C. C. Hughes
Saint Patrick's
Southernaires
Hise Mergaret Clark
Grewes
Perry
Whech
Teen Napier
Gene Clark
Annie Lee Mendheim
Olive
Hatois Tee
Loretta Jerkins
Thomas Harold Tew
Audrey Mar Suu
J.T. Trawick
Bernell Kelly
Roscoe Hughes
Bert Wiltute
Lows Jalingen
Bill Greene
Buck Greene
J. L. Tew
Loyd Collins
8. V. Lothley
Haywood Braswell
Herman Hatten
Toney Peterman
Junior Reidy
Ralph Gisens
James Williams
Ear Lunsford
Alva Joe Sanders
T. Sanders
Janice
Clark
Ron Sanders
Wiliie
J. Peterman
Eddie Clark
Robert Errle Grice
Ru Grier
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Hjort
Thomasville Nurseries, Inc
Sam
Hjort, Pres
Thomasville, Ga
Supreme Ice
Fulton Lewis JR
Life Insurance
J. Whit King Porter-Farmer
Shenandoah Life Insurance Co
Ruth U. S
Social
Mrs
R V. Alexander
Annie Louw Hosten
Nancy Sasser
Lytton Campbell
Martha . Campbell
ANC
Charleston
West Virginia
H. C. White
Tothan
Troy
Sparkler
Bauman's
Bauman
N. Foster
Blondie
Phates
Episcopal Women's Ausary
Chapter One
Mary Lou King
W. C. King
Eleanor Martin
Judson College
Mrs. H. K. Marin
Zee
Perry Clark
Apalachicola, Fla
Charles 5. Robinson
Henry D. Skipper
States
Miss Lucie Skipper
Cottonwood
J. 5
Ready and Sons
Terry and
Jackie
Cowarts
Millard H. Ready
Camp Gordon
Augusta
MR. Farmer
Buie & Whaley
Webb, Ala
Lever Napier
Mandate
Errivel
Yeey
Dudean Colrge
Parcou
Hathcock Lumber Company
Hathcock Lumber
North Ostes
Houston Warehouse CO
Arthur E. Malone
IND
Ala
Cottondale
Penama City
Fister
Jacksonville
Miami
Tampa
Pensacola
New Orleans
Points West
THE
BAY Line
U.S. A
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Dothan, Alabama
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