National Federation Music Clubs meeting travels and visits
A cluttered note lists travel plans and visits involving Whittier Wilson, Mrs Harrison, and a National Federation of Music Clubs meeting. The group spends time in Dallas and Galveston, plans a Mexico tour, returns to Mobile, Panama City, Compass Lake, and Dothan, with several accompanying friends and relatives named.
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Wilson
Harrison Wll
Sunda Marvanlas
Texas
Fedeaton of
Dallas
Mexico
Easter Fashion Pattern Book Offered by Pattern Depart
Advertises pattern catalog with over 130 designs for babies and petites. Includes size options, pattern numbers, and styles for home sewers. Listing price is 20 cents with address at Pattern Depart, The Dothan Eagle, 19th St, New York 11, N.Y.
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Dothan Eagle
19Th St
New York
N.Y
Miss McDonald Weds Leonard Helms In Hartford
Miss Mellisa McDonald of Hartford daughter of Mr and Mrs John Barton McDonald wed Leonard Helms son of Mr and Mrs Alex Helms of Hartford in a quiet ceremony Tuesday night March 15 at 6 30 in the home of the officiating minister Rev W F Daniels Several intimate friends attended The bride wore aqua with black and white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations She has worked at First National Bank Hartford for two years Helms a former U S Navy veteran is now a business partner at Bottoms Garage in Hartford After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Hartford
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Mellisa McDonald
Hartford
John Barton McDonald
Enterprise
Leonard Helms
Alex Helms
W. F. Daniels
Donalsonville Boy Sings With A Capella Choir in NYC Broadcast
Foster Wurst, student at Georgia Military Academy Milledgeville, heard on WSB Atlanta after a New York broadcast of the A Capella choir directed by Max Noah. The 15 boys and 20 girls tour East from Milledgeville to Mt Vernon Place DC and other stops, with Beethoven, Bach, Kopylow, and Thompson works on the program.
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WSB
Beethoven
Bach
A Kopylow
Pt. S. Wilthovsky
Thompson
College
Program At Bethel Church Sunday Afternoon
A Sunday afternoon program at Bethel Baptist Church at 2:00 will raise funds for church repairs. The Usher Board sponsors a musical event featuring quartet singing seven shape sacred music and solos. admission is free with voluntary contributions. Janie Bell Matthews leads the board and Rev. C. H. L. Anderson is pastor.
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Bethel Baptist Church
Usher Board
Janie Bell Matthews
C. H. L. Anderson
Home Club Meetings Feature Oven Meals
The Camp Springs home demonstration club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. M. Armstrong’s home with eleven members and one visitor present. Mrs. Ludie Smith presided and led singing. devotional and oven cooked meals were demonstrated under Mrs. Lora Holland and Mrs. Royce Armstrong. The meal was served to members, and four visitors attended Hebron club’s meeting with Miss Lillian Cox leading the oven cooked meals demo. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Dave Harvard and sons John and David Jr. plan to return home today after a Montgomery visit. Frances Farmer will join them for the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McClendon returned from Troy after a week there.
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Camp Springs
M. Oo. Armstrong
Ludie Smith
J. W. Marshall
Hebron Home Demonstration Club
Lillian Cox
Dave Harvard
John
David, Jr
Trcntgomery
Frances Farmer
Lester Farmer
Mrs Malone Lectures At Scottie Frasier Study Club
Mrs W D Malone spoke on the advantages of a cancer clinic at the Scottie Frasier Study Club meeting held at Mrs H B Burdestin's home. Officers for 1949 50 were elected: Blumberg president Hall vice president Sanders secretary Bishop treasurer Halston parliamentarian. A salad course followed the social hour.
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W. D. Malone
Scottie Frasier Study Club
H. B. Burdestin
Myer Blumberg
Harry Hall
John Sanders, Jr
Eustace Bishop
Frances Waters Halston
Philip McLauchlin
Curtis Adams
Charles Chapman
Dupree Davis
Quinn Flowers
Frances Halston
Whit Harris
Leon Harvard
Jefferson Hudson
W. C. King
Luther Wilson
Clyde Levern
P. B. McLauchlin
Howard Owens
John Sanders Jr
Jerome Spann
Marcellus Spann
J.F. Stallings
T. A. West, Jr
Ettstace Bishop
Simms Wilson wedding party gathers for Foster Street ceremony
A large wedding party arrives for the Simms Wilson nuptials at Foster Street Methodist Church Saturday evening with guests expected today. The list includes Mr and Mrs William R Wilson of Staunton Virginia Dr and Mrs Arthur Chalmers Lieut F R Hartin and many others from Georgia Virginia and South Carolina.
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Simme- Wilson
Foster Street Methodist Church
Willian R. Wilson
Staunton
E. L. Taylor
Lynchburg
George Stone
Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas, Jr
Savannah
W. B. Miller
J. A. Fiewellyn, Jr
H. H. Simms
Maro
Martha Speight
Birmingham
Reece Innis, Jr
Philip Huttinson
Panama City
Arthur Chalmers
F. R. Hartin
Richard Deas
Page Keesee
Robert Dillard
Kidsey Cobb
Ensign John Carlson
Charleston S. C
S. F. Light
Mt. Pleasant
8. C
Buckner Melton
Macon, Ga
Circle One Hosts WMS Program On Racial Tensions
Ozark Baptist Church WMS met Monday afternoon with Circle One led by Mrs Gordon Pennington. Theme was Christ is the Answer for Racial Tensions. Members spoke on tensions, race, and solutions, followed by a business session and scheduled circle meetings for March 28.
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Ozark
W. M.S
The
Ozark Baptist Church
Circle One
Gordon Pennington
Christ
J. H. Kelley
W. 8
Hill
5. S. Dominey
H. H. Hodges
Heya
W. H. Hunt
Tillman Stubbs
Mrs Spooner Feted At Luncheon In Donialsonville
Mrs Ed Spooner honored Thursday at a luncheon hosted by her daughter Mrs J B Thomas in Donialsonville. Guests included Mrs Thomas Ausley Mrs Maude Shingler Mrs Julia Shingler and many others. The celebration featured gladioli snapdragons delphiniums Easter lilies and roses with a white cake and Italian cut-work cloth.
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Spooner
Rudolph Spooner
Ed Spooner
J. L. Dickenson
Thomas Ausley
Maude Shingler
Julia Shingler
Alva Cordell
Peart Ingram
W. H. van Lanningham
J. B. Mosely
L. R. Robinson
Estasr Spooner
Tom Shingler
Uueia Parker
Ella and
Perry Spooner
J. H. Hatcher
Oscar C. Smith
Johnston Kirkland December Wedding Revealed
Ozark special announces the marriage of Nina Jo Kirkland to Farnie Johnston Jr on December 23 1948. The bride, educated in Ozark Dale County High School Bob Jones College and the University of Alabama, was Zeta Tau Alpha and organist at Ozark Baptist Church. The groom is a medical student at Emory University and Sigma Chi member. The couple will reside in Atlanta.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Ozark Baptist Church
Emory University
Sigma Chi
Atlanta
Ozark Concert Group Plans Rummage Sale
Ozark Concert Association under Mrs. Imogene Wright announces a rummage sale on the courthouse lawn this Saturday in April to boost the treasury. Music lovers seek support for another concert series next year as citizens are urged to cooperate. Mrs. Wade Griffin, Mrs. Alfred London and children Jo Ellen and David returned from Grayton Beach.
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Ozark
Ozark Concert Association
Imogene Wright
Wade Griffin
Alfred London
Jo Ellen and
David
Griffin
Grayton Beach
Echo Board Supper and Meeting at Riley Home
The Echo Methodist Church Christian Education board met for a covered-dish supper at Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Riley home. M. W. Riley presided over the business session. Plans for a summer Bible school and Mothers Day program were discussed. An assistant superintendent and teachers were elected. Next meeting set for April 16 at the Robersons. Rev. M. S. Baldwin gave the closing prayer.
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Board of Christian Edaucation
Echo Methodist Church
M. W. Riley
M. W.riler
J. T. Roberson
Jed
M. S. Baldwin
Enterprise Club Hosts Pierian Meeting at Mrs Edmonds Home
The Pierian Club met at Mrs. Edmonds home with Mrs. J L Jeter presiding. Plans for an April 21 open meeting were outlined and committees named. Mrs. W C Peacock was named the most outstanding club woman for 1949 as the club eyes state recognition. The program topic was The South Plays in Leisure Time with talks on Churchill Downs, world sports, and Florida as a playground. Guests included Mrs. Tullis. Also noted were travel plans for Mae Minshew to Montgomery and the Granger siblings with J D McIntyre heading to New Orleans for medical care.
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Enterprise
W. H. Edmonds
H. H. White
Pierian Club
Edmonds
J. L. Jeter
W. A. Brown Jr
Alex Huey
W. C. Peacock
Shocco
M. L. Warren
Churchill Downs
Hinlen Park
H. C. Stephenson
Florida
South
Tullis
Births in Hartford and Bartow Families
Mrs. Merrill Richards of Hartford announces the birth of a daughter Sara Vesta born in a local hospital on March 238. Mr. Eugene Coulter of Bartow Florida and Mrs. Coulter formerly Estelle Brookins of Grimes announce a daughter Alicia Nel born March 4 in Bartow City Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brookins of Napier Field.
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Merrill Richards
Hartford
Sara Vesta
Eugene Coulter
Bartow, Fla
Alicia Nel
Bartow City Hospital
Coulter
Estelle Brookins
Grimes
J. D. Brookins
Napier Field
Music Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Floyd Butner
The Exteprize Music Club met at Mrs. Floyd Butner's home with Mrs. B J Engram and Mrs Rex Forehand as assisting hostesses. Miss Mary Ruth Lewis presided in the president's absence. The group discussed revised by laws and planned a future vote. Jane and Brady Justice performed piano pieces including works by Beethoven Chopin and Bach. Decorations featured spring blossoms and an Easter tea hosted by Mrs Ray Mentealf and Mrs J W Henderson.
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Exteprize Music Club
Floyd Butner
B. J. Engram
Rex Forehard
B. R. Justice
Mary Ruth Lewis
Federation
Grimes Home Club Holds Meeting At Community House
Twelve members of the Grimes home demonstration club met Thursday at the Community House with Mrs. Gladys Ward presiding and Mrs. Cy Ross leading the meditation. Nettie Ben Hicks gave the secretary's report as the afternoon demonstration titled Pantry Parade was presented. The hostess, aided by Mrs. H C Skipper, served light refreshments. Mrs. F A Fowers and a son John, with Mrs. R M Rowan and daughter Rita, are spending several days at Seagrove Florida.
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Grimes Home Demonstration Club
Gladys Ward
Cy Ross
Nettie Ben Hicks
H.C. Skipper
F. A. Fowers
John
R. M. Rowan
Rita
Seagrove, Fla
Circle Entertained By Mrs Forrester
In Donalsonville the Satie Moon Circle of the Woman’s Society at First Baptist met at Mrs. C S Forrester’s home. Mrs J Porter South urged Bible reading. Mrs Smith spoke on love and read verses from John 3 and 4. Mrs C J Patterson prayed for guidance. Eight members attended a salad lunch. Mrs Joe Bunti left for Panama City due to Mr D J Askew’s illness.
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Donalsonville
Specia
Womanionary Society of the First Baptist Chy
J. Porter South
C. J. Patterson
C. S. Forrester
Joe Bunti
Panama City
D. J.askew
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