Social Notes From Tempe And Panama Community
A jumble of local social updates mentions visits, returns, and gatherings. Vaughans and Brumbere family members spent time in Tempe while others, including Mary Lou and Will Holtan, returned to their cottages. People plan May Day events at CES and prepare for Woodmen Circle meetings. J. Jones and Patricia Ann visit Birmingham, and Miss Metcalf is noted in Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holtan
Troy
le King
Mary Lou
Pana S
Pea Johnson
Miss Johnson
Thomson
I Marion
Ces
Denier
Carty Bolo
Marg Eave
Frank Cow Peld
Panama
LN. Bradley
Mobile
Dothan
Bille Metcal
Jonoa
Patricia Ann
Birmingham
J. E. Banbridge
Marjorie Jones
Misa
Mae Martin
Carolyn McCallum
Cottonwood
Fragmented Dental Ad Tease From A Curious 19th Century
Ad fragment touts a dental device promising comfort with four implants and teeth that do not taste or become loose. Mentions no gummy residue and a drought reference, with unclear product naming and period feel.
Miss Hawkins Becomes Mrs Ramsey At Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Hilda Hawkins and Robert Ramsey took place Sunday morning May 3 at the Hawkins home on North Lena street. Rev. W E Minlebrooks performed the ring ceremony as Mrs Richard Ramsey Jr played Lohengrin. The bride wore an orchid chiffon gown with roses and lilies of the valley. sister Janis Hawkins served as attendant. The couple will honeymoon in south Florida after brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hilda Hawkins
Robert Ramacy
A. W. Hawkins
North Lena Street
W. E. Minalebrooks
Richard Ramsey, Jr
Lohengrin
Richard Remsey, Jr
Janis Hawkins
Rameey
A. W. Hawking
State Teachers’ College
Troy
Alabama College
Montevallo
Ramsey
R. H. Ramsey
University of Alabama
Pi Kappa Phi
Phi Alpha Delta Regal Fraternity
Ramety
Addis Ablaze as Italian forces quell street carnage
Fire sweeps through Addis Ababa destroying the business district as fas cists clash with Gallia tribes. Guerrilla groups enter the capital armed with spears while women pose as fighters. Foreign residents watch from legations as bullets rain, and U S radio operators evade danger amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Absbe
Mea
Engert
United States
Tanner
Legation
Morgan and Kesterly Visit Neighbors in Weekend Travel
Sir and Mrs J EB Morgan of Enterprian visited friends on Sunday. Mrs L A Kesterly of Hayn will return home Monday after visiting Dr and Mrs V J Thacker during the week. Wade Read the Classified Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Morgan
Enterprian
Friends
L. A. Kesterly
Hayn
V. J. Thacker
Wade
Houston County welfare faces funding gap for relief checks
Houston County Public Welfare Department faces a possible end to subsistence checks as state and federal funds fall short. With 100 cases totaling 319 people, monthly need is 1,174, but current state and local allocations total only 560. Officials warn May may exhaust resources unless larger local appropriations are approved. County commissioners may be asked to boost funding, but budget rules limit amendments except in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County Public Welfare Department
C. L. Collins
Mouston
Collins
Dale County
Houston
Elmp House
Garden Club meets at Dene ton Street home
Mrs Ray Carswell and daughter Anne with Mrs S H Wright host a Garden Club gathering at 9 30 Tuesday morning at her Dene ton Street residence. Mr and Mrs Donald Hammond and their children and Dr G Hammond spent Sunday in Elba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Carswell
Anne
Walton, Fla
Donald Hammond
G. 4
Hammond
Elba
Nuptial Annulled Grete Nissen Sails From Europe
Norwegian film star Grete Nissen arrives in New York as Weldon Heybuth’s wife amid a Mexican marriage plan. The couple’s marriage was filed for annulment in a tangled set of notices mentioning court actions, travel, and several named individuals across Atlanta Montgomery and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grete Nissen
Europe
Weldon Heybuth
New York
Lon Angeles
Tiaquana
Miss McNeil Hostess at Geneva Bridge Club Party
Genev a May 4 Special Mrs Terrell Morrla hosted her bridge club at her mother's Commerce Street home on Friday after noon. Guests included Mrs G W McNeil Mrs W A Smith Mrs A J McNeil Jr Mrs H T McNeil and many McNeil relatives. High score prize went to Mrs Pat Gillis and suet prize to Mrs Grady Rowell. Dinner followed with a salad course and ice drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McNeil
Terrell Morris
Geneva
A. J. McNeil
Mina May Mclen
Rowe Two
Spectuay
G. W. McNeil
W. A. Smith
A. J. McNeil, Jr
H. T. McNeil
O. J. McNeil
Preston Smith
Ivey Simmons
Rev. Parliamore
Leroy Murso
Chester Martin
H. J. McNeil
Wile McNeil
Hubert Aud
Carl McNeil
Hubert Butler
Windels McNeil
Elmer
Leon McNeil
Miag
Willie Lee Simore
Beatrice
Liltie
Mus McNeil
Johnnie
Terrell Morrla
Annie Morrla
Commerce Street
Dorothy Perkley
Mesdames J
Oc E Binck
Lee Hitta
Pat Gillis
T. E
Dothan Girl Elected to Honor Sorority at Huntingdon
Huntington College chi delta phi chapter elects new honorary members at a special meeting. Names include Mar Frazer Montgomery Jane Miller Dothan Mary Vaughn Patterson Decatur Helen Shaw Gaduden Harriet Thomas Montgomery Kathryn Tucker Thomasville and Hazel Williams Brewton. Members chosen for literary interest and scholarship by unanimous vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington College
Chi Deta Phi
Marthe Frazer
Montgomery
Jane Miller
Dothan
Mary ‘Vaughn Patterson
Decatur
Helen Shaw
Gaduden
Harriet Thomas
Kathryn Tucker
Thomasvilc
Hazel Willams
Brewton
Chi Delts Phi
Tye
Huntsville Hosts 40th Conclave of United Daughters of the Confederacy
Huntsville prepares for the Alabama Division United Daughters of the Confederacy 40th annual convention opening tomorrow. President general Mrs. John J. Woodbury of Louisville will attend as guest of honor, with Alabama officers and chapter presidents among the host group. Local events include a dinner at a downtown hotel and a full program organized by general chairman Mrs. John P. Moore and convention directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Alabama Division
United Daughters
Confederacy
John J. Woodbury
Loulx
U. D.C
Herman D. Jones
Opelika
B. B. Rora
J. A. Thorntree
Mra
Chappell Gary
Firat U
H. H. K.jefferson
Birmingham
Hogan Jackson
Albertville
C. W. Daugette
Jacksonville
J. M. Holley
Welumpka
Crosses
George Savage
Montgome
Children of Confederacy
R. R. Moorer
Eufaula
John P. Moore
Are Rangementa
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Vaughas
Dermen Brunbere and Son
gunday froco + vispen
Tempe
Fis
Rinson
Atlanta
Myer Blumberg
Jey
Harry
Panaoa
Munters
Woodmen Circle
Woodman Hall
LJ Hardy
New Orleans
Ane
Tarra
Peedy
Inger
Woman’s Page Club News
Sidney Kogsley
Doris Dudley
Kingsley
Miss A
MR. Ramsey
Georgia
Nations
Walter Miller
Fae
Ala
Vivian Woodward
Herbert Hennedy
Thomas County
Pate
Will Galey
Robert Burgess
Rushin
Here
Galey
Burgess
Kennedy
W. E. Thomiee
Thomanville
Pavo
Marlon
Georgann Dickens
Addis
May
S. H. Wright
Deneton Street
Mix
W. Glover
Aleany
Gai
Heit
Stringfellow
Mre
W. T. Jonen
Garolyn Hood Hay Peturand
Montgomiery
Arca
Mise Mary Lowtac
Joann
Kelly Petillo
Frank Smith
Mrs. Smith
Walter Welder
Dan Refferty
Dan
Huntingdon
Eee
Ad Grento
Mins
Mary
Rey Grant
A. JL. Grant
Lillis Bettys Jean Bronson
Enterprise
Dr and
HM. D. Harrison
Werbert Mizell
Pannam City
Nollville
Parente
Jennie Woodham
Marie Popwell
Midland City
Hoy Griggn
Chores Homdries
Till Haan
George MagMillqn
Jaman Hightower
Auburn
Hare
G. W. Blakey
Lansan N. Foster
Evelyn Dengon
Hayoeville
Mr. and
Mia
O. H. Denson
R. G. Morgan
Miles Miller
Claude T. Cotton
Court of Common Pleas of
Ie Han Beer
Henry Siemer
Cnodera
Jacques French
Chicago
Jacques Kiemiell
Heft
Fise
Costli
Camela
Demestia
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