Social Bridge Parties Highlight Orange Avenue Arts
Mrs. T. BE. Buntin hosted a Thursday bridge session at her Orange Avenue home with three tables, awarding the high score to Mrs. James Jroddy of Atlanta. Guests enjoyed salads and iced drinks as spring garden decor graced the living room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BE. Buntin
Orange Avenue
Harvey McBryde
Eric Gellerstedt
Az Flowers
George Logue
T. A. Jones
Hugh Smith
Rawlins McKinney
Jack Hunter
T. W. Palmer
C. R. Strickland
Houston
Zolly Doak
Lincheon
A. ¥. Malone
A. J. Miller
Lawrence Oakley
Robert Holman
James Roddy
Atlanta
Henry Flowers
H. B. Burdeshaw
Dupree Davis
Allen Merrill
Palmer
Strickland
You Can't Marry by Julia Cleft Addams
Jenny Townsend pretends to be Eddie Townsend's wife to protect Georgie from detection. A tense day unfolds as Garth Aveney cancels plans, Jenny confronts eye opening truths, and Eddie’s condition prompts a hospital scene and police-like confusion. The doctor questions the loyalties while Georgie’s past shadows loom over their fragile ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Cleft-Addams
Garth Avesey
Georgie
Jenny Revell
Eddie Townsend
Eddie
Garth
Georgia
Townsend
Cpt
Gill
Mrs. Townsend
Miss Revell
Jenny
Georgina Rero
Congright
Julia Crest-Addams
Mrs Ring and companions visit Dawson and Montgomery
Mrs W C G Ring and daughter Terresa, with Miss Kate Helen Horty, spent Thursday in Dawson Georgia accompanying Mrs Ben Toahnson en route to Thompson Georgia with her daughter Mrs Ring, as friends of Miss Ethey Sued. They regret a feared despised air. Fussell Kennington, Lois Green, Eva Hammond and Annie Lee Rush traveled to Montgomery for a FLOYPL convention at the Cincinnati Street Baptist church. Miss Marjorie Moody, daughter of Dr E F Moody, will arrive Saturday night from New York City where she spent the past winter studying art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Kyre Street
Gill
Garth Aveney
Early McClelland
T. B. Early
Geneva
Mildred
Charlies Frederick McClelland
New York City
Miss Earley
T. B. Earley
Womans College of Florida
Kappa Delta
G. H. Malone
Dothan
McClelland
Theresa McClelland
Oklahoma City
Carnegie Institute of Technology of
Pittsburgh
University of Oklahoma
Pi Kappa Alpha
Canada
J. O. Adams
Montgomery
Eppie Adams
Montevallo
Miss Adams
Elizabeth Hancock
Evergreen
W. CG. Ring
Terresa
Kate Helen Hort
Thursda
Dawson
Ben Toahnson
Thompson, Ga
Viet
Ring
Kate
Fussell Kennington
Lois Green
Eva Hammond
Annie Lee Rush
Cinxyton Street Baptist Church
Marjorie Moody
E. F. Moody
Sinter
Community sing draws many from Union Springs
Union Springs residents joined a sing at Ashford Friday night. Several locals visited Dothan for shopping on Thursday. Family and friends hosted visits across nearby towns including Columbia Haleburg and Thomasville with multiple hosts and weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Nell Collins
Cordelia Atkeson
Columbia
Gladis Keyton
Thomasville
A. Y. White
J. T. Knight
J. R. Stringfellow
Dothan
W. S. Cook
O. D. White
Mrs B Angiin and Mrs Morris in Dothan on business
Mrs B Angiin and Mrs Morris spent Tuesday with Mrs Mowile Hopkins. A W E Elmore was in Dothan on business. Mrs B calls home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cailing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Buntin
Pandora Card Club
Mrs. Farmer
J. Hubert Farmer
South Denton Street
Charles Fash
B. Burdeshaw
Joe Martin Stallings
Betts Slingluff
Robert Malone
W. WW. Turner
Luther Wilson
A. D. Carmicha
J. %. Soloman
J. Z. Soloman
Woodland Drive
A. Flowers
Horace Hall
Panama City
Fla
Flowers
Lynn Tavyen Golf Links
Sale Oriental
Feagle-Miller
Lilihans
Kermanshahs
Orientals
W. Main St
Rqeke
Chapter
Doctor
Mrs. Bigger
Miss Loyalty
Grattan
Junior Woodman Circle
Woodman’s
Woodman Hall
D. Q. Wilson
Points
Florida
Park Avenue
Hubert Farmer
E. I. Feagie
Panama City, Fla
Nell Stapleton Smith
Marianna
Mrs. S. A. Stapleton
John Ellis
Sarasota, Fla
Florida State Medical Association
V. A. Ritch
Barbara
Atlanta, Ga
Miss Ethey
Will
Ehe
Union Springs
Mavis Stringfellow
Eunige Dukes
Haleburg
Susan Collins
Brownie Lee Knight
A. B. Huff
B. B. Collins
A. Z. White, Jr
Robert Palmer
J. R. Goldthwaite
First National Bank Bldg
Meyrovitz
van Ritch’s
van Right
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