Weddle and Owen to Greensboro trip with family
Mr and Mrs Joe Weddle and Owen plan a Sunday departure for Greensboro North Carolina for a three week period. Mrs rank Graybeal will accompany them while their son will stay with his sister during the visit. Bobby Clemons a four and a half month old infant is described as beloved and healthy in Do than route four with grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Mack Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Joe
Weddle
Owen
Wits
Greensboro
N.C
Umpter
3. C
Rank Graybeal
Gerald Buford Jones
Armusing
Mrs J Y Windham Is Feted On Birthday in Hilton
Mrs Ma Jo Windham was honored Sunday on her birthday anniversary when friends assembled at her home in Hilton route one for a surprise party. Guests included Mr and Mrs T Windham, Milas Gladyse Windham, Mr and Mrs Ivey Windham, Mr and Mrs L P Vann and family of Graceville, Mr and Mrs J M Windham, Mrs Low Basford, Althe Fle, Mr and Mrs Charles Chandler and children of Hilton route one, Mr and Mrs J C Hodges and daughters of Cedar Springs, Mr and Mrs J H Mears of Marianna, Honra Kirkland of Graceville, Mr Hayes of Graceville, Miss Mary Louis Sanders of Dothan route two, Less Ridley of Ashford, and Avatin Parker of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Jo
Windham
Hilton
T. Windham
Milas Gladyse Windham
Ivey Windham
L P Vann
Graceville
J. M Windham
Low Basford
Althe
Fle
Charles Chandler
J. C. Hodges
Cedar Springs
H. Mears
Mananna
Honra Kirkland
Mr. Hayes
Mary Louis Sanders
Dothan
Ridley
Ashford
Avatin Parker
Columbus
Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs. Brown
Mrs J C Brown of Ashford was honored at a birthday luncheon hosted by her children and families at her home. Guests included numerous relatives from Ashford and Dothan, with a large turnout celebrating the occasion. Additionally, the Red Cross reported 1050 bandages rolled at the surgical dressings room by a long list of workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George €. Cook
E. L Rackley
D. B. Hammond
L. M. Jess
H. F Kraybill
Jobo Fletcher
D. G. Jones
Margie Hack
H. Bryson
H. B. Burdeshew
Arthur Smith
Program Of Music At Sesame Study Club
The Sesame Study Club held its final program of the year at Mrs. A. B. Lynch’s home on West Burdeshaw Street during National Music Week. Guest artists included Mrs. R. C. Premister, Mrs. D. G. Gonzales, and Miss Essig Mae Smitherman, with Mrs. R. S. Hanson as accompanist. Club plans for a May picnic at Porter’s Farm were announced, and a yellow and white decor theme featured snapdragons and nasturtiums as twenty eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesame Study Club
A. B. Lynch
West Burdeshaw Street
Ray Hayes
J. C Woodham
Mra R. C. Premister
Via Viniat
D. G. Gonzales
Essig Mae Smitherman
Mra R. S Hanson
L G. Nichols
Porter
Fermand
Allocation details emerge for farm feed oats and oats input
Culbreth says portions of feed ingredients may reach Hoiston County on an equitable basis tied to need. Farmers are urged to obtain oats and processed feed from local dealers soon, with allocations to be determined by each county’s requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbreth
Hoiston
Churches Prepare Musical Programs For Sunday Worship
National Music Week observances in Dothan institutions will close Sunday with musical features across churches. First Baptist Church hosts 11 AM service with High School Glee Club. Miss Essia Mae Smitherman to sing at 7:30 PM. Foster Street Methodist features A Capella Choir from Camp Rucker. Brahms and Dvorak pieces to be performed. Additional items include a baritone solo at Napier Field and piano organ duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
First Baptist Church
Dagnes
Kouitz
Mina
Goodwin
Essia Mae Smitherman
Vocahat
Will Aing
Mendelsghon
Louise Wynn
Otis Tuttle
Alton Lynch
Cempi Rucker
Richard Ubl
Foster Street Methodist Church
Dvorak
Brahms
Jame Wilson
Paul Joyce
Camp Rucker
Rollins
Lrent. Uhl
A Capella
Princeton University
Lanny Ross
Frank E. Tours
Clinton Clark
Napir Field
Herthoven
D G Gonzales
W S$ Wilson
Miss Horne Speaks To Business Women
Miss Horne addressed the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Houston Memorial Library on health protection in wartime. She urged rest, diet, and a positive mental attitude to strengthen America with healthier youth. New officers were elected and the next social was announced at Miss Susie Young’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hourne
Business and Professional Women's Club
Houston Metorial
Horne
America
Jewell Thiagher
Annie Low Strickland
Myrtle Pilchee
Maude Baughman
Eva Pose
Thenia Johnson
the Meats
Mrs H C White Hosts U D C Dothan Chapter
Mrs H C White entertains U D C Dothan chapter at her daughter's home with red and white decor and a detailed Alabama Division WODC convention report presented by Mig W H Bennett and M W Browning. Songs performed by chapter members and refreshments followed the spring hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. White
U. D. C. Dothan
Woc
Jo Couch
WODC
Bhintsville
Mig W. H. Bennett
Mio H W
Browning
W S Walton
Proermm
Dames
W. W Rennett
N bin
Josne Rourke
F PR
Calvar
Flowers
Witman Groisg Pilcher
Huth Swann
WS Wilson
HW Yarbrough
Lf Darmy
A.eb
Mathis
Geneva Methodist Society Convenes at Monthly Program
Geneva Alabama meeting led by Mrs C D Chapman featured litany hymns and prayers. Talks covered community houses in East St Louis Cleveland Memphis and Cincinnati. Members urged diligent coupon collection for Methodist Children's Home Selma and a $50 000 endowment fund via coupons. A social meal followed with fruit bricks served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ala
W. T. Beo
Bown
WSCB
C. D. Chapman
A. Lohaerun
Meader
M Memoral
Cincinnali
Len
Selma
Y. W. A Luncheon Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Young Womans Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held its regular luncheon at the church Monday noon. Miss Margaret Ann Pops presided as membership drive plans were discussed. Mrs. Clyde Smith served the luncheon and prayer was offered by Mrs. Ralph Collins. AML girls ages 17 to 24 are invited to join at the regular meetings on the second and fourth Mondays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Bapties Church
Margaret Ann Pops
Lancheon Wa
Clyde Smith
Ralph Collins
AML
Grimes Club Meets With Mrs Childree
Grimes Home Club held its regular Friday meeting hosted by Mrs Barney Childree. Members shared home improvement notes and a devotional, Miss Daughtry demonstrated canning equipment use, and Mrs Houston Newton spoke on Keep the Home Fires Bright. Observances of National Better Homes Week were noted with displays of vegetables, canned foods, handwork, and renovated clothing. Light refreshments followed. twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Childree
Grimes Home Club
Daughtry
Houston Newton
Mixon Family Reunion Draws Four Generations
A Mixon family reunion was held Sunday at Amos Mixon’s home on Headland route two with four generations represented. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rosa Amson of Ashford route two and Lucille Mixon of Fort Hancock, along with many relatives from Headland, Dothan, and Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixon
Amos Mixon
Headland
Jtves
Rosa Amson
Ashford
OW. Mixon
Lucille
Fort Hancock
Tullis Mixon
Fort Benning
Wassie Hodge
Dothan
Susie Hawkins
J. F.minon
Fort Jackson
JSC
Marvin Hughes
George Hughes
T. E Ward
Rosie Helms
Ruby Vann
Hardy
Sartwell Black Wedding Announced
Geneva Ass Judge and Mrs Black announce the marriage of their daughter Burnice to Chief Warrant Officer Alexander Freeman Sartwell of Focus Point NY. The ceremony was held Tuesday at the First Baptist Church. The bride, a Geneva High School graduate and Huntingdon College alumna, left for Bowser Pool NY for a visit with the groom’s mother, then to Cambridge MA where the groom will start two months of Harvard University training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
C. Black
Burnice
Alexander Freeman Sartwell
Focusey Point
N.Y
First Baptist Chi
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Moone's Emerald Foot Comfort Product Claim
A historical advertisement promises relief for painful, aching feet with Moone's Emerald. It claims to eliminate corns and odors, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to ease discomfort, and asserts the preparation penetrates deeply for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifat
Miss Espy Hosts Spinsters Club Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Espy entertained the Spinsters Club at her North Oates street home with music and games after the business session. Refreshments included sandwiches nuts cakes and drinks. Guests listed include Rebecca Boozer Mary Ellen Adkine Carolyn Domingus Caroline Acree Lou Farmer Lynette Laseter Annette Stephenson Joy Hutchings Mary Eleanor Goldthwaite Sare Hathcock. Mrs F B Whitfield has returned from a week at Enterprise where her brother B Hildreth is improving after illness. Lieut Robert Ferrell, a graduate of the Air Forces Advanced Navigation School at Griffin Field Texas, has reported for spe-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinsters Club
Elizabeth Espy
North Oates Street
Homie
Ebecca Boorer
Mary Ellen Adkine
Carolyn Domingus
Caroline Acree
Lou Farmer
Lynette Laseter
Annette Stephenson
Joy Hutchings
Mary Eleanor Goldthwaite
Sare Hathcock
F. B. Whitfield
Enterprise
B. Hildreth
Robert Ferrell
Air Forces Advanced Navigation School
Firington Field
Texas
Spe
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Julian
Omy Dipsater
Agus
Wwe
J. Marion Merritt
Fia
Ana Mra
W. T. Grea
Feadl and
Americ
Bobby Clemons
James Earl Clemang
Than
Mack Clemonge
the Sterling
Shester
Sterling
Jersey
Sterling Shop
Dothan’s Fashion Center
J. Y. Windham
Mrs. Brown
J. C. Brown
Jessa Trammell
D. A. Trammell
J. T. Clayton
James Clayton
Elbert Clayton
Ray Brown
Johnny Brown
Walter Cappa
James Capps
Ethel and
Wellarine Capps
Webb Roney
Jack Bell
Gerald Jones
Miss Horne
iGeneva Methodist Society
Ronald Watford
Ronald Buren Watford
Buren Watford
U. S. Navy
Watford
Fep
Pacific Free
Wattie Whiddon
J. E. Watford
Saybrooks
General Toni
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mother's Day
Luxor
Mavis
Mit
Leon Laraine
Cologne
Luxor Jergens
Sir Walter Raleigh O
Edgeworth
Oxford
Woodbury’s
S Stationery Air Mail
FANCY
Fey
Amet
Walgreen Agency
Cing
Lincoln
Nebravke
Lacut Ferrell
L. Schuyler
Lusianne
eSees
Reily & Co
Tae
RTA
E. T. Moody Plumbing Co
G. H. Stephens Plumbing Service
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