Hartford Baptist And Methodist Units Meet For Mission Programs
Hartford Baptist and Methodist groups held meetings in homes and church venues to discuss mission work. Circles led by Mrs. King, Mrs. Chaney, and Mrs. Black hosted gatherings with devotions, programs, and refreshments for about twelve to thirteen members per event. The YWA and WSC groups continued study sessions at members’ homes and the church auditorium, led by Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Chaney, and Mrs. Lee, with about fourteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Baptist
Methodist
Bartford
Baptist Church
Cireles
Mabe
Mary Ward
Loftin
Lla King
Ros
Ward
Daughtry
Tee Chaney
Charlie Chaney
J Am
Genie Black
M. J. Black
J. M. Hidle
JP Kennedy
G. D. McCormick
Grady Hughes
Sheluy Baunders
A. L. A Salad Cour
H. Anderson
WSC
Methodist Church
Church Auditorum
Pate Lee
J. T Holman
W. 3. Chaney
JC Brannon Surteen
Donalsonville News Social Notes and Arrivals
Donalsonville News items note the arrival of Sherald Elizabeth Gordon Ivey born March at local hospital. Guests include Mrs. Howard Hite and Mr. Harry Stein of Ellavdle and Mrs. Collier Gay of Blakely. Ed Hay will teach at Brantley next fall after Troy State. Various visitations from Atlanta to Tex and Mexico noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Ivey
Sherald Elizabeth
Pete Roberta
LB. Jones
Howard Hite
Harry Stein
Ellavdle
Mra
MP Stein
Collier Gay
Blakely
Ed Hay
Atlanta
Mr and Mix
Davis
Charlie Fiveash
F Lauderdale
Fla
Clyde Fiveash
JacksonvMle
Etmaley Fiveash
Seturney Tron
Wheeler Stewar
Columbus
Mes Bryant ‘Turner
Wall Hospital
Hattie Mae Wiseman
A. Mobley
Audrey Monley
Atanta
Columbus, & C
Mauy McCabe
E . Kelley, Jr
Neptune Beach
Fis
Attanca
Local Blakely News Highlights Community Lives
Mrs Eugene Martin, recently discharged from Cuthbert hospital, recuperates at her daughter’s home. Amelia Street notes, and weekend visits among families in Blakely and Dawson. Navy Lt. Clearman selected for Birmingham course. Captain Balkcom wedding in Fort Valley. Oregon? (Names and places tied to local social notes)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Martin
Cuthbert
WR McKinney
Mollie Sue Herring
Dawson
George Jennings
Robinson McLendon
W. F Storey
The
Baptist Woman
Monary Union
Valdoes
England
France
Germany
Setzerland
Italy
Holland
William T. Clearmen
Navy
Brmingham
Clearman
Birmingham
Will Jones
Jacke Crawford
Batesle Ark
L. Budges
Morgan
Izelle
Robert Bridges
Bridges
Jo Ann Bryant
Besse Tet College
Pal S, Etheridge
Atlama
Mary Etheridge
el Paso
Texas
Poh Fitzgerald Gueery
W. Balkcom
Mia Ro
Balkcom
Edward, Jr
A L Pritchell
M. Weldon Balkcom
Nell Lee
Fort Valley
Pritchett
Balkcore
TC Hunt
Betty
Wot J Hunt
Jammy
June
Mes
John Matper
Chilldren
Joony Sod Ferrell
W. K. Walton
Bobbie
Peggy Jo
Panama City
W Cunt
JT Goode
Aloany
James Walton
Goode
Jeannine Knighton
D D Knigston
Camp Fire Girls Honors Party at Oldham Home
Blakely specialy The Tawanaka Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a party at the home of Mrs George Oldham on Wednesday night. The entertainment was planned by the girls for their parents. Those present were Mr and Mrs TS Chandler, Mr and Mrs Reed, Mr and Mrs Roscea.
Campfire girl attendees listed with Hodges and Crozier family
A partially legible list names Hodges Mra C Swann Mr and Mrs Crozier Batchelor Mrs Wynne Mrs Marsh Mrs Oid ham Miss Carlyn Briisen and Miss Allge Rogers along with campfire girls Julia Oldham Barbara Marsb Betty Swann Faye Wrees Pegsy Waite Nellie Ann Chandice Jina Reed Alice Be Martha Hodges Helen Holm as attendees.
Also Mentioned on This Page
YWA
Mays
Elizabeth Carlisle
Genev Crocker
Margaret Mom
Cotton
Maxine Stephen
M Douglas Dickson
Donalsonville News
OSCAE
HTH
Chapman Housing CO
S. Opten
J. L. Harris
J. L. Harris Roofing Company
Troy
Dethes
Als
Dial
Black Patent
Baxter’s Shoe Store
N. Foster
Dothan, Ala
Blakely News
Amelia St
Barksdale
Japan
Thomas D. Longino
Thornton
Seattle
Washington
Jon
Lieut
Tongino
US. Army
Mia
Presa Thornton
Longina Wen
Longina
Camp Hangen
Hachinohe
Jax Pon
Camp Fire
Ila
Olor
Accare
van Ditch
Louise
Wes
Colton
Dons Dodson
Young
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